The most useful method for dating ancient calcium rich cave deposits would be Group of answer choices A: Argon-Argon Dating B: Paleomagnetic Reversals C: Electron Spin Resonance Dating D: Uranium-Thorium Dating E: Potassium-Argon Dating

The most useful method for dating ancient calcium rich cave deposits would be Group of answer choices A: Argon-Argon Dating B: Paleomagnetic Reversals C: Electron Spin Resonance Dating D: Uranium-Thorium Dating E: Potassium-Argon Dating

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