The correct answer is option D.
Pollution and climate change
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I Think it would be the last one
I am not sure becasue the third one can be true too
Explanation:
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<em>Land & plant fossils found across oceans
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Abundant proof supports the significant conflicts of the ocean bottom spreading hypothesis. To begin with, tests of the profound seafloor show that basaltic maritime outside and overlying dregs become dynamically younger as the mid-sea edge is drawn nearer, and the silt spread is more slender close to the side. Second, the stone making up the sea depths is impressively younger than the landmasses, without any examples found 200M years, as appeared differently concerning most significant times of more than 3B years for the mainland rocks.
The correct answer is - Hydrosphere.
Life on Earth, emerged in the hydrosphere, at least from the findings and data so far. The reason for that was that the atmosphere and the lithosphere were still in a faze were they were not very hospitable for any living organisms to develop. The hydrosphere, or the water bodies, on the other side, were enabling conditions for life, not perfect or as we have today, but still reasonably good, so the life started developing into the water environment, and after the atmosphere and lithosphere changed over time, it spread on them as well.
