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Zaria Leon

24 July, 09:46

If you could travel millions of years back in time the land masses on earth would not look lke they do today. huge areas were covered in swampy, marsh-like conditions. today, many of those previously wet areas are now dry land. so what happened to change land from wet to dry?

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