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Emergence of Eukarya
Many crown node eukaryotes (from which the modern-day eukaryotic lineages would have arisen) have been approximately dated to around the time of the Paleoproterozoic Era.
While there is some debate as to the exact time at which eukaryotes evolved,
current understanding places it somewhere in this era. Statherian fossils from the Changcheng Group of North China provide evidence that eukaryotic life was already diverse during the late Palaeoproterozoic.
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