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Which gas in the atmosphere made the development of eukaryotic cells possible? A. methane B. nitrogen C. oxygen D. carbon dioxide
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Which gas in the atmosphere made the development of eukaryotic cells possible? A. methane B. nitrogen C. oxygen D. carbon dioxide

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Carbon dioxide made the development of eukaryotic cells possible.
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