(D) The $ \text{Mesozoic Era} $ is known as the $ \text{Age of Reptiles} $ or the $ \text{Golden Age of Dinosaurs} $. This era lasted from approximate

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(D) The $ \text{Mesozoic Era} $ is known as the $ \text{Age of Reptiles} $ or the $ \text{Golden Age of Dinosaurs} $. This era lasted from approximately $ 252 $ to $ 66 $ million years ago. It is divided into three periods: the $ \text{Triassic} $, $ \text{Jurassic} $, and $ \text{Cretaceous} $. During this time, dinosaurs were the dominant terrestrial vertebrates.

Class 12 Biology Evolution A Brief Account of Evolution

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Which era is considered the $ \text{Golden Age of Dinosaurs} $?

A
$ \text{Cenozoic Era} $
B
$ \text{Paleozoic Era} $
C
$ \text{Archeozoic Era} $
D
$ \text{Mesozoic Era} $

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Evolution

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A Brief Account of Evolution

Match List-$I$ with List-$II$ with respect to the chronology of the evolution of life forms:
List-$I$ List-$II$
$A$. About $65 \text{ mya}$ $I$. Jawless fish probably evolved
$B$. About $500 \text{ mya}$ $II$. The dinosaurs suddenly disappeared from the earth
$C$. About $350 \text{ mya}$ $III$. Seaweeds and few plants probably existed
$D$. About $320 \text{ mya}$ $IV$. Invertebrates were formed and became active
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

List-$I$	List-$II$
$A$. About $65 \text{ mya}$	$I$. Jawless fish probably evolved
$B$. About $500 \text{ mya}$	$II$. The dinosaurs suddenly disappeared from the earth
$C$. About $350 \text{ mya}$	$III$. Seaweeds and few plants probably existed
$D$. About $320 \text{ mya}$	$IV$. Invertebrates were formed and became active

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