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11 June, 10:38

In which of the following periods of the Mesozoic Era did forests begin to look like modern day forests and included a variety of conifers and deciduous trees?

A.) Triassic

B.) Jurassic

C.) Cambrian

D.) Cretaceous

(not sure what subject to put it under because it's just 'earth science')

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