Another name for unicellular organisms that dominated Earth up to the Precambrian time is A. cyanobacteria.
B. stromatolites.
C. eukaryotes.
D. prokaryotes.

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Answer 1

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The correct answer is option D

The dominating life form in the Precambrian time were the unicellular organisms. Mostly the organisms were single celled prokaryotes. This is known to us by the help of fossil records.

They were thermophiles in Archaean Domain. The oldest organism that is known is about 3.5 billion years ago.

After the formation of oxygen rich environment many other species came into existence.

Answer 2

Answer: Prokaryotes is the right answer

I believe you're taking Life Science and are in grade 7?

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explanation:

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On Edge2020 there are 4 answers, the last one (D) is: Linnaeus primarily used physical characteristics.

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Out of the 3 answers you provided, A would be the most valid, (although somewhat wrong). If this was from the Edge Assignment then the correct answer is D.

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