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During which geologic time period were the continents arranged MOST similarly to how they are arranged today? A. Triassic B. Permian C. Jurassic D. Cretaceous
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During which geologic time period were the continents arranged MOST similarly to how they are arranged today?
A. Triassic
B. Permian
C. Jurassic
D. Cretaceous
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I believe the answer is
Cretaceous.
Hope it helped. Good luck!
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Triassic is the correct answer. Hope this helps !
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