What type of landforms were in the cretaceous time period?

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2026-03-03 08:45

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There was a lot of chalk because a large area of the continents was covered by warm shallow seas, as a result of that there was a lot of marine limestone. You can also find chalk with many types of algae that flourished during the cretaceous period.

An example of a landform would be the white cliffs of dover. There are also landforms in Sussex, the isle of Wright and East Dorset

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