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Why is all of geologic time before the Cambrian Period sometimes collectively lumped together and called the “Precambrian"?

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Answer:

we have very few fossils from the time

Explanation:

We have few rock and fossil records that still exist from that far back, and so it is difficult to know what the conditions were like.

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All of the geologic time before the Cambrian Period is sometimes collectively lumped together because it's impossible to determine the conditions of rock and fossil records

What is Precambrian?

Precambrian refers to the time period between the beginning of the Earth's formation (approximately 4.6 billion years ago) and the start of the Cambrian Period.

In conclusion, there are few rock and fossil records from that time period, so it's impossible to determine what conditions were like.

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