Why were animals and insects so much bigger during the time before humans?
In: Biology
The animal cells are depended on oxygen and food to function. However, only rich-oxygen environment isn’t enough to make an organism bigger. If it is advantageous for species, genetic adaptations through evolution codes DNA to make an animal bigger. Eventually in a environment containing enough oxygen concentration and proper genetic mutations, any kind can be big. Similar logic applies for being small.
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