The term Cenozoic means A. Age of reptiles B. Recent age C. Recent life

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The term Cenozoic means

A. Age of reptiles
B. Recent age
C. Recent life

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The term Cenozoic means B, the most recent Age or Era

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The answer would be B. Recent Life.

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