The Most Profound Geographic Change During Paleogene Was

question 6

Multiple Choice

The most profound geographic change during Paleogene was

• A) significant cooling of Earth's polar regions.
• B) uplifts of the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada.
• C) formation and filling of the Paris and London basins.
• D) mountain-building events of western North America.

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