Earliest eon of the earth's history A. Cenozoic Era B. Precambrian C. Trilobite D. Mesozoic Era

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Earliest eon of the earth's history

A. Cenozoic Era
B. Precambrian
C. Trilobite
D. Mesozoic Era

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B-Precambrian is the earliest part of earth's history

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