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Answer choices: Redwood fossils have been found across the globe from the western United States to Canada, Europe, and Asia.

Some of these trees were here hundreds of years before the first European settlers came to our country.

Millions of years ago, redwoods covered much of our planet, but due to our population growth and the logging industry, they do not anymore.

While these trees take hundreds of years to mature, it only takes men a few hours to cut them down.