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Most of the phosphorous on earth comes from: a rocks b water c the atmosphere d decaying organisms

Most of the phosphorous on earth comes from: a rocks b water c the atmosphere d decaying organisms
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Most of the phosphorous on earth comes from:

a rocks
b water
c the atmosphere
d decaying organisms

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rocks

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the answer is the letter c
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