Which of the following factors made the land a place where the first land plants could thrive? Select the two correct answers.(1 point) Responses new, nutrient-rich soil made of cyanobacteria and deteriorating rock new, nutrient-rich soil made of cyanobacteria and deteriorating rock low levels of oxygen in the atmosphere low levels of oxygen in the atmosphere evolution of animals evolution of animals abundant sunlight for photosynthesis

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The two factors that made the land a place where the first land plants could thrive are:

  1. New, nutrient-rich soil made of cyanobacteria and deteriorating rock
  2. Abundant sunlight for photosynthesis

These factors provided the necessary nutrients and energy for early terrestrial plants to establish and grow.