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How old is the Earth? 4.5 billion years old
When did the earliest life forms 3.5 billion years ago
appear?
What were the first forms of life Single cell prokaryotes
on Earth?
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What led to more organisms A changing environment. Initially in the life
evolving? of earth it was just water and rock which
means that there was no photosynthesis
until some microorganisms used methane
and carbon dioxide for aerobic respiration
and a photosynthetic prokaryotic cell
provided oxygen for a cycle until there
was enough oxygen in the air for
organisms to keep on evolving.
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Evolution
Guide.pdf
History
& Biological
of Life _History
Complete
Study
Evolution
Guide.pdf
& Biological History Study Guide.pdf
,Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf
How old is the Earth? 4.5 billion years old
When did the earliest life forms 3.5 billion years ago
appear?
What were the first forms of life Single cell prokaryotes
on Earth?
Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf
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Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf
, Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf
What led to more organisms A changing environment. Initially in the life
evolving? of earth it was just water and rock which
means that there was no photosynthesis
until some microorganisms used methane
and carbon dioxide for aerobic respiration
and a photosynthetic prokaryotic cell
provided oxygen for a cycle until there
was enough oxygen in the air for
organisms to keep on evolving.
Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf Life Sciences_ History of Life.pdf
