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Which statement is true about the geologic timescale? A. it starts with the existence of humans B. each eon is one million years C. time increments relate to evolution of organisms D. each eon is one billion
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Which statement is true about the geologic timescale?
A. it starts with the existence of humans
B. each eon is one million years
C. time increments relate to evolution of organisms
D. each eon is one billion years
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la respuesta es la letra: a
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The correct answer is A
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