Which is the first era of Earth's history?

Question 34 options:

Cenozoic era

Mesozoic era

Paleozoic era

Precambrian

Question

Biology

Boyd

21 February, 09:28

Which is the first era of Earth's history?

Question 34 options:

Cenozoic era

Mesozoic era

Paleozoic era

Precambrian

+1

Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Sabrina Maddox · Answer 1

Sabrina Maddox 21 February, 10:46

0

I believe it's Precambrian.

Aspen Newton · Answer 2

Paleozoic era

Explanation:

The first major extinction in Earth's history occurred two to five million years ago, two deadly climaxes over hundreds of thousands of years. Most creatures lived in the seas at this time, so many of the marine creatures of that time, such as trilobites, brachiopods, and graptolites, were destroyed. During this third deadliest extinction, 5 to 5 percent of all species have been extinct.

Which is the first era of Earth's history?Question 34 options:Cenozoic eraMesozoic eraPaleozoic eraPrecambrian

Which is the first era of Earth's history?

Question 34 options:

Cenozoic era

Mesozoic era

Paleozoic era

Precambrian