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PLSS HELP Look at the picture and answer the question(s) that follow. Which of these strata are MOST likely the oldest? -J and E -K -A and F -D and E
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Look at the picture and answer the question(s) that follow.
Which of these strata are MOST likely the oldest?
-J and E
-K
-A and F
-D and E
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J and E are the oldest
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I think it's J and E
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