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How Many Years Ago Did the Earliest Primates Arise

Question 34

Question 34

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How many years ago did the earliest primates arise?


A) ˜200 million years ago
B) ˜125 million years ago
C) ˜56 million years ago
D) ˜22 million years ago
E) ˜12.5 million years ago

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