Contrast Proterozoic and Phanerozoic Eons.(1 point)

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Proterozoic eon animals were single cells or more primitive, and the Earth was just forming. Phanerozoic eon animals were multicellular and complex, Earth had formed continents, and continental drift was beginning to happen.
Proterozoic eon animals were single cells or more primitive, and the Earth was just forming. Phanerozoic eon animals were multicellular and complex, Earth had formed continents, and continental drift was beginning to happen.

Proterozoic eon animals were fish, amphibian, and reptiles living on Pangaea. Phanerozoic eon animals were mammals, and Earth had formed Laurasia and Gondwana continents.
Proterozoic eon animals were fish, amphibian, and reptiles living on Pangaea. Phanerozoic eon animals were mammals, and Earth had formed Laurasia and Gondwana continents.

Proterozoic eon animals did not exist, and the Earth had only the Pangaea supercontinent. Phanerozoic eon animals began when dinosaurs developed, Earth had formed continents, and continental drift was beginning to happen.
Proterozoic eon animals did not exist, and the Earth had only the Pangaea supercontinent. Phanerozoic eon animals began when dinosaurs developed, Earth had formed continents, and continental drift was beginning to happen.

Phanerozoic eon animals were single cells or more primitive, and the Earth was just forming. Protozoic eon animals were multicellular and complex, Earth had formed continents, and continental drift was beginning to happen.

Answer 1

The correct response that accurately contrasts the Proterozoic and Phanerozoic Eons is:

Proterozoic eon animals were single cells or more primitive, and the Earth was just forming. Phanerozoic eon animals were multicellular and complex, Earth had formed continents, and continental drift was beginning to happen.

This response reflects the characteristic life forms of each eon, as well as the geological developments that occurred during these time periods. The Proterozoic eon is notable for early single-celled organisms and the buildup of atmospheric oxygen, while the Phanerozoic eon is marked by the rapid diversification of complex multicellular life and significant continental movements.