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The Oldest Eukaryotes in the Fossil Record Are at Least

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Question 32

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The oldest eukaryotes in the fossil record are at least how old?


A) 2.0 billion years old
B) 1.2 billion years old
C) 1.0 billion years old
D) 3.4 billion years old
E) 5.0 billion years old

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