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Jerome Dunn
23 February, 10:42
When did the ordovician period end?
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Anabel Shea
23 February, 13:00
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The answer is 1573. when you go and subtract how many years minus 2017 it gives you the answer
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Jensen Graham
23 February, 14:15
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It lasted over 45 million years. but the answer is 443.7 million years ago
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