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The 8 pages that link to White Cliffs of Dover, each with the reason it gives.

• LimestoneBroader topic: They expose exceptionally thick deposits of microscopic marine carbonate remains.

• ChalkBroader topic: These cliffs expose thick chalk deposits formed in the Late Cretaceous.

• Carbonate rockBroader topic: Its chalk is a conspicuous example of carbonate rock made largely from microscopic fossils.

• Strait of DoverBroader topic: They form the strait’s best-known English landmark.

• CliffBroader topic: Their bright, retreating faces are a well-known example of coastal cliffs.

• Cliffed coastBroader topic: Its chalk cliffs illustrate erosion of fractured, relatively soft rock.