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What is siliceous ooze mostly composed of? a. minerals that crystallize quickly from ocean water through various chemical reactionsb)the shells of diatoms (single-celled algae) and radiolarians (single-celled animals) c. mineral grains that were eroded from continental rocks and transported to the ocean
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