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No, it's roughly 200 million years too early for woody plants. Rocks aplenty, though.
by digging 3y ago
No, it's roughly 200 million years too early for woody plants. Rocks aplenty, though.
- gadders 3y agoIt is mad to think we had animals before we had trees (even if the animals were in the sea).
- digging 3y agoIs it? We've had animals in the sea for a very long time. They were developing complex ecosystems before we even had plants on land.
- gadders 3y agoMaybe it's just me, but I guess I have a rough idea in my head of evolution following relative complexity of the organism. EG: Sea single-celled orgs -> land single-celled orgs -> sea plants -> land plants -> sea animals -> land animals. (I realise there will be some overlaps though)