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Evolution Question Number Three;

The Cambrian Explosion generally refers to the geologically sudden appearance of complex organisms on earth in antiquity. 

What is striking is that the geologic record immediately preceding this period is largely devoid of complex organisms.

Some call the Cambrian explosion the "evolutionary big bang," because (the claim goes) life evolved at rates of over twenty times the Precambrian rate. From approximately 535 million years ago to 520 million years ago, nearly all the animal phyla in existence today first appeared in the fossil record.

Question #3  Given the large numbers of species in the fossil record extant in Cambrian fossil beds, explain why fossil beds beneath them are devoid of transitional fossils?  What mechanism was responsible for this vast array of species suddenly appearing in the fossil record?



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Alright, here is the deal, go through the questions one by one with an open mind. 
When you are done, explore the links under the "Now What?" section.

ocean  Question Number One.
seti  Question Number Two. earth  Question Number Three.
peacock  Question Number Four. space  Question Number Five. science  Question Number Six.
kermit  Question Number Seven.
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