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    In the Past 100 Million Years, the Number of Species
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In the Past 100 Million Years, the Number of Species

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In the past 100 million years, the number of species of which group of plants has been increasing?


A) arthrophytes (e.g., horsetails)
B) pteridophytes (ferns)
C) gymnosperms (e.g., ginkgos, cycads, conifers)
D) angiosperms (flowering plants)

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