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5 March, 19:49

Why was the precambrian era so long?

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    Because it started when the Earth was formed and ended when humans found good fossils. It is just a blank area.

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    Precambrian Oldest and longest era of Earth's history, lasting from the formation of the Earth c. 4.6 billion years ago to the beginning of a good fossil record c. 590 million
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