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    Travertine and Tufa Are Both Composed of ________
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Travertine and Tufa Are Both Composed of ________

Question 59

Question 59

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Travertine and tufa are both composed of ________.


A) calcium carbonate
B) granite
C) igneous rock
D) non-soluble minerals
E) heat-resistant algae

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