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Which geologic era lasted the longest? A) The Cenozoic B) The Mesozoic C) The Paleozoic D) The Precambrian
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Which geologic era lasted the longest?

A) The Cenozoic
B) The Mesozoic
C) The Paleozoic
D) The Precambrian

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Your answer is going to be d.
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