What does the KT boundary represent? Group of answer choicesThe end of the cretaceous period the beginning of the cenozoic eraThe end of the carboniferous period and the beginning of the permianThe end of the cenozoic era and the beginning of the mesozoicThe end of the mesozoic and the beginning of the paleozoic era
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What does the KT boundary represent? Group of answer choicesThe end of the cretaceous period the beginning of the cenozoic eraThe end of the carboniferous period and the beginning of the permianThe end of the cenozoic era and the beginning of the mesozoicThe end of the mesozoic and the beginning of the paleozoic era
Solution
The KT boundary represents the end of the Cretaceous period and the beginning of the Cenozoic era.
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