The Indian desert also known as Marusthali is believed to be under the sea during which one of the following eras?
- A. Cenozoic era
- B. Palaeozoic era
- C. Mesozoic era ✓
- D. Archaean and Pre-Cambrian era
Correct Answer: C. Mesozoic era
Explanation
Geological evidence, including marine sedimentary deposits and wood fossils (like those at Akal Wood Fossil Park), indicates that the Indian desert region (Marusthali) was submerged under the sea during the Mesozoic era.
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