Question 26
certain types of atoms break down at a known rate. scientists can measure th...
Question 26
certain types of atoms break down at a known rate. scientists can measure the amounts of the broken down products present in a sample to calculate its age. what is this technique called?
natural selection
the fossil record
speciation
radiometric dating
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question 27
during which era did plants first appear on land?
cenozoic
mesozoic
paleozoic
precambrian
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question 28
how were multicellular organisms developed on early earth?
eukaryotes began grouping together to develop multicellular organisms
cyanobacteria released oxygen molecules into the air creating new multicellular organisms
prokaryotes combined to form new multicellular organisms
prokaryotes combined with cyanobacteria to develop multicellular organisms
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Explain the source of radioactivity in uranium in earth’s crust by which it produces nuclear radiation
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