Which lists the correct order of revolutionary history? Crabs, jellyfish, reptiles Mammals, amphibians, crabs Vertebrate, fish, crabs, mammals Jellyfish, reptiles, mammals

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Yorkshireman · Answer 1 · 2024-03-23T17:18:12+0000

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Jellyfish, reptiles, mammals.

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Evolutionary history follows a pattern of increasing complexity and specialization. Jellyfish, as simple invertebrates, appeared early in evolutionary history. Reptiles, including dinosaurs, were the dominant land animals for a significant period. Mammals evolved later, branching off from reptilian ancestors. This order aligns with the progression from simpler organisms to more complex ones.

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