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they share some of the same matter.
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How many years ago was 2400 BCE?
BCE means before the common era. The CE began 2014 years ago. Add the two numbers together. 2014+2400 = 4414 years ago.
How many years ago was 10000 BC?
13010 years ago
How long ago was BC?
06-10-2010 : 2762 years ago.
How many years ago was 1854 CE?
CE is a newer term for AD (Anno Domini = "the year of Our Lord"), meaning "Common Era", or sometimes "Christian Era". 2009 - 1854 = 155 years ago.
How long ago was 80 AD?
1,940 years ago.
What do a sunflower and a lion living 50 years ago have in common?
they share some of the same matter.
What sunflower and a lion living 50 years ago have in common?
they share some of the same matter.
Ask us do a sunflower and a lion living 50 years ago have in common?
they share some of the same matter.
When was Lion King 2 invented?
14 years ago
What were the cave lion's ancestors?
The cave lion (Panthera spelea) ancestors were the Panthera Leo fossilis, which inhabited Europe about 700,000 years ago. There are some indications the cave lion may have existed as recently as 2,000 years ago in the Balkans.
What time did the American lion become extinct?
About 11,000 years ago.
How do you make a cat into a lion?
not possible. the ancestors of both species branched millions of years ago.
What did people have 100 years ago?
astronomical engineer which is a highly devolope profession , which was common a 100 years ago
Who wrote ''Androcles and the Lion''?
Androcles and the Lion is a famous play that was written by Bernard Shaw. The character Androcles however was devised years ago by Aulus Gellius.
How long ago were dinosaurs common?
They died out around sixtyfive million years ago- but I'd imagine they'd be pretty common before then.
How many years ago was 1200 BC?
3210 years ago add 1200 to the current Year 2010. 1200 +2010 ______ 3210
How many years ago was 2400 BCE?
BCE means before the common era. The CE began 2014 years ago. Add the two numbers together. 2014+2400 = 4414 years ago.
