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Note that during most of the Cretaceous, ocean circulation and primary productivity ware not very different from that of today. Which of the factors mentioned under 4a to 4d do you hold responsible for the shallow position of the Cretaceous lysocline? Give a brief explanation.

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Note that during most of the Cretaceous, ocean circulation and primary productivity ware not very different from that of today. Which of the factors mentioned under 4a to 4d do you hold responsible for the shallow position of the Cretaceous lysocline? Give a brief explanation.

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