Angiosperms (flower-bearing) plants developed after gymnosperms (cone-bearing) plants during the Mesozoic era. Which of the following is a benefit to plants developing the ability to have flowers over cones? O Flower-bearing plants have a longer life-span, whereas cone-bearing plants mature faster and die quicker. O Flower-bearing plants have fruits that are more likely to be picked up and scattered by animals than cones. O Flower-bearing plants are mainly pollinated by wind, whereas cone-bearing plants depend on animals and insects for pollination. O Flower-bearing plants have flowers that are either male or female, making fertilization easier, but cones have both male and female structures.

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