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How old is the earliest fossil?
3.7 billion
Where have the fossil remains of the earliest anthropoids been found?
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The fossil record indicates that the earliest cells lived about?
According to the fossil record, the earliest cells lived about 3.5 billion years ago.
Is the study of fossil mammals invertebrate paleontology vertebrate paleontology micropaleontology or paleobotany?
of course vertebrate paleontology.vertebrates are all the animals with a backbone.invertebrates are all the animals without it (e.g. shells, coralls, sponges, cuttlefish...).botany has nothing to do with any animals, but with plants.
The earliest primate identifiable from the fossil record is?
The earliest primate identifiable from the fossil record is believed to be a group of creatures called Plesiadapiforms. These small mammals lived around 65 million years ago and are thought to be ancestral to modern primates.
Which animal is the earliest vertebrate out of fish frogs snakes?
I think the answer is fish.
How old is the earliest fossil?
3.7 billion
What was the continent was the earliest fossil evidence found?
Africa
Where have the fossil remains of the earliest anthropoids been found?
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What is An extinct cephalopod with an extensive fossil record?
As groups, ammonoids and nautiloids have extensive fossil records. The earliest fossil ammonoids date back to the late Silurian, and the earliest nautiloids date back to either the beginning of the Ordovician, or the very end of the Cambrian.
The fossil record indicates that the earliest cells lived about?
According to the fossil record, the earliest cells lived about 3.5 billion years ago.
What is the earliest known amphibian fossil?
The earliest known amphibian fossils can be dated back to 375 million years ago. The fossil of Elginerpeton was found in Scotland and was from the Late Devonian period.
On what continent was the earliest fossil evidence of human found?
the first fossil was found 2.6 million years ago and was a spearhead
In which animal group did a backbone composed of vertebrae first appear?
Jawless fish - the earliest known vertebrate was the Myllokunmingia.
Why are stromatalitesso important to scientists?
They represent some of the earliest body fossil examples.
Is the study of fossil mammals invertebrate paleontology vertebrate paleontology micropaleontology or paleobotany?
of course vertebrate paleontology.vertebrates are all the animals with a backbone.invertebrates are all the animals without it (e.g. shells, coralls, sponges, cuttlefish...).botany has nothing to do with any animals, but with plants.
How are hypotheses about earth's earliest life forms consistent with fossil fuels?
By creating the crust
