Key:#= carnivorous tetrapods~= herbivorous invertebrates* = plants and fungiA = terrestrial cyanobacteriaB#CDShown above are cores with sediments. The arrows indicate locations in the column where fossils of a particular type (see key) first appear. Which sediment core provides supports thecurrent model of the evolution of terrestrial organisms best?0000core Dcore Ccore Bcore A

Here's the order of fossils appearing from bottom to top in core D:Terrestrial cyanobacteria…

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