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Which ice age triggered multicellular growth? A. Huronian B. Pleistoscene C. Devonian D.Cryogenian

Which ice age triggered multicellular growth? A. Huronian B. Pleistoscene C. Devonian D.Cryogenian
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Which ice age triggered multicellular growth?

A. Huronian
B. Pleistoscene
C. Devonian
D.Cryogenian

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Ans d is the correct option for the question asked above.
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Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

because b is right plestoscene

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