A) very warm
B) very cold
C) humid
D) rapidly changing
E) dry
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A) 1.9 billion years ago
B) 10,000 years ago
C) 564 million years ago
D) 70 million years ago
E) 4.4 billion years ago
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A) a combination of collisions and radioactive decay produced heat
B) the moon's formation from an giant impact produced heat
C) gravitational collapse generates heat
D) the Sun was much larger and heated the early planet
E) there was still heat from the original big bang
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A) the Alps in Europe
B) the Rocky Mountains in the western U.S.
C) the Himalayan Mountains in Asia
D) the Appalachian Mountains in the eastern U.S.
E) the Ural Mountains in Russia
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A) Pangaea
B) Europa
C) Appalachia
D) Laurasia
E) Gondwanaland
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A) collisions of particles of ice, metal, and rocky material rotating about the protosun
B) the formation of comets in the outer parts of the solar nebula
C) the break- up of the solar nebula as it cools and contracts
D) vortices in the rotating disc associated with the protosun
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A) salamanders
B) lobe- finned fish
C) horn- beaked Cephalopods
D) trilobites
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A) Precambrian
B) Paleozoic
C) Mesozoic
D) Cenozoic
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A) finding food on land where there were no organic compounds
B) their lack of mobility because they needed water access
C) eliminating waste materials in the atmosphere
D) staying upright despite gravity and wind on land
E) the large number of plant eating organisms on land
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A) continental crust is harder to subduct than oceanic crust
B) continental crust is more uniform in composition than oceanic crust
C) oceanic crust preserves a history of ancient deformation better than continental crust
D) oceanic crust contains more radioactive elements that contribute to the heating of the earth
E) oceanic crust is less dense than continental crust
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A) Precambrian
B) Mesozoic
C) Paleozoic
D) Cenozoic
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A) Ordovician
B) Devonian
C) Silurian
D) Cambrian
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A) Our atmosphere would consist mainly of nitrogen.
B) Our Sun would have burned out after a few hundred million years so life would not evolve.
C) Our atmosphere would consist mainly of carbon dioxide.
D) Our oceans would all be frozen.
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A) dwarf planets
B) protoplanets
C) terrestrial planets
D) Jovian planets
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A) existence of a modern atmosphere
B) formation of large land masses
C) abundant life forms compared to earlier times
D) evolution of land plants and animals
E) development of hard body parts, such as shells and bones
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A) swamps
B) rivers
C) streams
D) oceans
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A) Cenozoic
B) Precambrian
C) Mesozoic
D) Paleozoic
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A) angiosperms
B) placentals
C) bipedals
D) endotherms
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A) Earth
B) the Sun
C) Venus
D) the Moon
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A) penguin fossils
B) paleomagnetic data from the region
C) identification of cold temperature mammals
D) evidence of continental glaciation
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