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Life sciences: c. 3 billion years ago - 2010

Reference type:: Timeline

Current Version:: 2012

Subject:: Science and technology, Life Sciences

Single-celled water creatures, such as algae, begin the 2-billion-year process of evolving into slightly more complex forms of life

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