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Which Two Plants of the Carboniferous Period Contributed to the Formation

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Which two plants of the Carboniferous period contributed to the formation of today's coal deposits?


A) lichens and true mosses
B) hornworts and liverworts
C) horsetails and club mosses
D) whisk ferns and true mosses
E) angiosperms and gymnosperms

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