History, asked by asharai62, 5 months ago

to which of the following geological phases belonged to the pleistocene period
1) Paleozoic
2)mesozic
3) pre - Cambrian
4) cenozic

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Answered by alkarana84

9

Answer:

option c is the best answer may be i think

Answered by amiga85

3

Answer:

here is your answer

Explanation:

paleozoic..

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