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Earth's thin, rocky, outer layer on which we live is called the
 a. seismosphere.
  b. geosphere.
  c. asthenosphere.
  d. crust.

Question 2

Calcium carbonate is the major component of each of the following except
 a. limestone.
  b. seashells.
  c. stalagmites.
  d. bones.



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