Biology, 03.05.2021 17:40 quanwalker651370
The diagram illustrates the evolution of the universe starting from big bang. each concentric circle represents a stage in the evolution as started by the big bang theory the arrows illustrate the changes that happened after the big bang and leading up to stage where gases were formed that later led to the formation of stars and galaxies choose the inaccurate statements on the diagram . need these answers for a final i have please if not sure dont guess I have to get pretty much most of them right and I know nothing.
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