Answer:
choice A and choice B statements are true for asexual reproduction
Telophase, where the two daughter cells separate and begin meiosis each
Earth formed 4.6 billion years ago, and it wasn't until approximately 3.5 billion years ago that we estimate the first prokaryotic unicellular organism existed. The first eukaryote organism probably evolved 2 billion years ago, with the first multicellular organisms evolving about 1 billion years ago.
If 1 centimeter (cm) represents 10 million years (mya), then the 4.6 billion years of the existence of Earth would represent 4.6 meters (m), with the 4.6 m mark being the present.
This means that if we made a timeline with these dimensions, the origin of life would be at the 1.1 meters (110 cm) mark, the eukaryotic life forms appearing at the 2.6 m mark, and the first multicellular organisms around the 3.6 m mark.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Evidence is either implicict, or explicit. This means it is either easily identified or a connection can be made to provide the evidence.