I believe its the starfish
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The first prokaryotic cells (the less complex in its organization and with no organelles involved in membranes) evolved about 3.5 billion years ago. Therefore, the correct answer is D. 3.5 billion.
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Then, some prokaryotic cells evolved to use the sunlight to produce energy and release O2 into the atmosphere about 2.8 billion years ago. Therefore, the correct answer is C. 2.8 billion.
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After that, the prokaryotic cells evolved to cells with organelles bounded by membranes, and then the eukaryotic cells evolved about 2.5 billion years ago. Therefore, the correct answer is B. 2.1 billion.
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A long time after that, aproximately 650 million years, the first life composed of an organism with multiple cells evolved. Therefore, the correct answer is A. 650 million.
1. D
2. C ( I think )
3. C. ( I think )
Answer: 1. High, low. 2. Decreasing, increasing. 3. Nothing, highest. 4. Kinetic, thermal. radio plays- Back at home, you turn on a radio It runs on electrical energy which travels along the wires that connect a power plant to your home. The electrical energy used by the radio is converted into sound energy. Sound is another form of kinetic energy--it's air in motion. eat dinner- Back at home, you turn on a radio It runs on electrical energy which travels along the wires that connect a power plant to your home. The electrical energy used by the radio is converted into sound energy. Sound is another form of kinetic energy--it's air in motion. space heater- Space heaters work by utilizing convection or radiant heating. Radiant heaters emit infrared radiation into the room that directly heats objects and people who are close to them. One way to generate electricity is to burn solid waste, like the material found in landfills. ... That thermal energy is transformed into electrical energy, usually by turning a turbine. Another energy resource that comes from our garbage is the methane gas that is produced as the waste decays. A television set is another device that operates by the transformation of energy. An electrical beam from the back of the television tube strikes a thin layer of chemicals on the television screen, causing them to glow. In this case, electrical energy is converted into light.
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