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Diverse mammals developed and began to flourish in the Cenozoic era . Which of the following also began to develop and flourish during this time ?
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Diverse mammals developed and began to flourish in the Cenozoic era . Which of the following also began to develop and flourish during this time ?
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B. First Bacteria
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B.) first bacteria. I apologize if I’m wrong
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