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During which period, amphibians were dominant?
During which period, amphibians were dominant?
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The correct option is E Carboniferous
- The carboniferous period lasted from about 350 million years ago. It generally had a more uniform, tropical, and humid climate, was favorable for living organisms like amphibia, thus called the "age of amphibians".
- Silurian is a period of origin of jawed fishes, wingless insects, scorpions, and ferns.
- Ordovician is called the "age of invertebrates".
- Cambrian is called the "age of trilobites".
- In jurassic period, gymnosperms and dinosaurs are abundant.
Thus option A is the correct answer.
- The carboniferous period lasted from about 350 million years ago. It generally had a more uniform, tropical, and humid climate, was favorable for living organisms like amphibia, thus called the "age of amphibians".
- Silurian is a period of origin of jawed fishes, wingless insects, scorpions, and ferns.
- Ordovician is called the "age of invertebrates".
- Cambrian is called the "age of trilobites".
- In jurassic period, gymnosperms and dinosaurs are abundant.
Thus option A is the correct answer.
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