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When did crocodiles first appear?
Crocodiles first appeared around 200 million years ago during the Mesozoic Era. They are ancient creatures that have remained relatively unchanged over millions of years.
Where did Arthropods first appear on earth?
yes
Do crocodiles appear during rain?
It depends what kind of Crocodile it is.
Are crocodiles fossils?
Crocodiles could be considered to be "living fossils" as they have survived on Earth from the time of the dinosaurs.
When did the first ladybug appear on earth?
Chick or the egg!
What were the first orgisms to appear on earth?
In someones pants??
What were the first creatures to appear on earth?
well the first thing was algae...and formed from there on
What organisms are thought to have been the first to appear on earth?
bacteria
When did the first creatures with bones appear on earth?
the animals come on earth because god put them there
When did first organism appear on earth?
Read your science book chapter . It is on the first page.
When did fish first appear on earth?
About 475 million years ago
When did woolly mammoth first appear on earth?
about 236,00 years ago.
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