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Earth’s time is broken into periods, eras and eons. which of these is the smallest unit of time?

Earth’s time is broken into periods, eras and eons. which of these is the smallest unit of time?
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Earth’s time is broken into periods, eras and eons. which of these is the smallest unit of time?

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Answer:

eras

Step-by-step explanation:

era ≈ 700 million years

eon ≤ 1 billion years

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