During the Carboniferous period,conditions in the world were conducive to the formation of large deposits of fossil fuels.

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During the Carboniferous period, the warm, moist climate and extensive wetlands provided ideal conditions for the growth of vast forests. When these plants died, they were often buried in anoxic conditions, preventing their decomposition and leading to the formation of large deposits of coal and other fossil fuels over millions of years.

During the Carboniferous Period,conditions in the World Were Conducive to the Formation