Earth’s Geologic History based on fossils

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Earth’s Geologic History based on fossils By:

JURASSIC PERIOD (6 – 24 million years ago)

Cenozoic Era Today -____ million years ago

Quaternary Period Today to 1.8 million years ago (MYA)

Tertiary Period 1.8 MYA – _____ MYA

Mesozoic Era 66 - _____ million years ago

Cretaceous Period 66 – 144 MYA

Jurassic Period 144 – ______ MYA

Triassic Period ______ – 245 MYA

Paleozoic Era 245 - _____ million years ago

Permian 245 - ______ MYA

Carboniferous 286 – 360 MYA

Devonian 360 - ______ MYA

Silurian ______ - ______ MYA

Ordovician ______ – 505 MYA

Cambrian 505 - ______ MYA

Precambrian Time (Era) _____ million years ago – 4.6 Billion years ago

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