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The Ural Mountains are about the same age as the Appalachian mountains of easter

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The Ural Mountains are about the same age as the Appalachian mountains of easter

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bio_man

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8 years ago

We could, but the question is incomplete. If you could complete the question, it's possible.

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That is the question that I was instructed to answer for my assignment.

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Are you asking if it is true or false?!

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