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What is a prefix for zoic?

The most common prefixes used with "zoic" are:

* Mesozoic: Middle life (e.g., the Mesozoic Era, characterized by dinosaurs)

* Paleozoic: Ancient life (e.g., the Paleozoic Era, known for the emergence of diverse life forms)

* Cenozoic: Recent life (e.g., the Cenozoic Era, encompassing the rise of mammals and humans)

Other prefixes used less frequently, but still relevant, include:

* Neozoic: New life (often used to refer to the current geological epoch)

* Archeozoic: Ancient life (sometimes used interchangeably with Paleozoic)

* Proterozoic: Early life (an era before the Paleozoic)

The prefix you choose depends on the specific geological time period or type of life you want to describe.

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