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The calcium-rich remains of protists are now found

The calcium-rich remains of protists are now found
a. in sea floor sediments.
b. in limestone rock formations.
c. in the white cliffs of Dover, England.
d. in the Egyptian pyramids.
e. in all of these places.

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The term plankton
a. refers to a taxonomic division of algae.
b. is a common term for unicellular organisms that
drift or swim weakly in water.
c. includes only multicellular forms.
d. refers to small aquatic plants.
e. would apply to large brown algae.

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