Order the events relative to one another based on when each occurred in the fossil record. Earlier Molecular fossils suggest that a period of diversification occured among eukaryotic lineages. Fossils display features found only in extant living lineages like those of the red algae. Microfossils display the presence of complicated wall structures. Later Answer Bank

Order the events relative to one another based on when each occurred in the fossil record. Earlier Molecular fossils suggest that a period of diversification occured among eukaryotic lineages. Fossils display features found only in extant living lineages like those of the red algae. Microfossils display the presence of complicated wall structures. Later Answer Bank

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter13: Diversity Of Microbes, Fungi, And Protists

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