The Decline of Cyanobacteria in the Early Cambrian Oceans Was

question 4

Multiple Choice

The decline of cyanobacteria in the early Cambrian oceans was most likely related to

• A)the movement of animals onto land.
• B)the evolution of land plants.
• C)an increase in the number of predatory fish.
• D)an increase in organisms with suspension-feeding mouthparts.
• E)a decline in the number of marine decomposers.

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