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What change caused the extinction of life on Earth? A. Solar radiation split molecules B. A meteor strike C. The formation of oceans D. The development of an ozone layer

What change caused the extinction of life on Earth? A. Solar radiation split molecules B. A meteor strike C. The formation of oceans D. The development of an ozone layer
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What change caused the extinction of life on Earth?

A. Solar radiation split molecules
B. A meteor strike
C. The formation of oceans
D. The development of an ozone layer

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User Eugene
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B. A meteor strike

Step-by-step explanation:

Also climate change caused the extinction.

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