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Pangea began to break up into continents during the... A. Tertiary Period. B. Precambrian Era. C. Mesozoic Era. D. Cenozoic Era.

Pangea began to break up into continents during the... A. Tertiary Period. B. Precambrian Era. C. Mesozoic Era. D. Cenozoic Era.
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Pangea began to break up into continents during the...

A. Tertiary Period.
B. Precambrian Era.
C. Mesozoic Era.
D. Cenozoic Era.

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the mesozoic era

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