1.Which of the following appeared on Earth most recently? a.chordates b.tetrapods c.dinosaurs d.single-gene algae

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1.Which of the following appeared on Earth most recently?

a.chordates
b.tetrapods
c.dinosaurs
d.single-gene algae

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d.single-gene algae.

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