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What's the other interpretation of this sentence? "The latter" comes directly after an enumeration, with arachea as the last term. It seems pretty clear?
by dj_mc_merlin 6y ago
What's the other interpretation of this sentence? "The latter" comes directly after an enumeration, with arachea as the last term. It seems pretty clear?
- matt_kantor 6y ago"First ones" could mean "former", as in comparison with latter: > ...the bacteria and the archaea. The latter (archaea) were completely unknown until the first ones (bacteria) were found in 1977.