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Geologic Timescale

Thoughts to Ponder How are new ages or epochs determined? In other words, how does a new epoch begin? Are we living in a new epoch? Have humans altered the planet enough to start a new age? Let’s watch this video to add to our knowledge.

Earth’s Past Mapped in Rocks Look for extinction lines or drastic changes in life forms

Geological Time Units Eons Eras Periods Epochs Ages

Beginning of Earth’s History Nebula Planetary accretion (Planetestimal becomes a Molten Protoplanets) Meteorites aged to 4.6 billion years old Moon is formed (4.5 bya) Planetary Cooling creates Core, Mantle, Crust Oldest rock is 4.4 billion years old

Beginning of Life on Earth Prokaryotes – single celled organism with no membrane bound organelles

Beginning of Life on Earth Cyanobacteria Stromolites…fossilized microbial mats (3.5 bya) Create food via photosynthesis Responsible for rise of oxygen in atmosphere

Beginning of Complex Life on Earth Eukaryotes Development of a nucleus and membrane organelles allowed for more complex, multicellular organisms to evolve

Cambrian Explosion An Explosion of Life!!!

Paleozoic Era First era of diverse life Mostly marine invertebrates Coral, sponges, crabs Some vertebrates…fish First terrestrial organisms Arthropods, amphibians and some primitive reptiles

Appearance of plants Microbes allowed land plants to evolve by altering nitrogen in the atmosphere to a usable form (like fertilizer) Plants then went on to change the Earth by… Altering the atmosphere….oxygen, rainfall Altering the geosphere…increased moisture in soil, increased nutrients in soil which allowed for more life to exist

Permian-Triassic Extinction Cause unknown Asteroid impact or extreme volcanic events Largest Mass Extinction 80-96% of Marine Life 70% Land Vertebrates

Mesozoic Era The Age of Reptiles!!!! Dinosaurs!!!!! Land covered with gymnosperms (ancestors to evergreen trees) Reptiles replaced amphibians as the dominant land vertebrates. Reptiles evolved to life on Earth by developing large lungs, eggs with waterproof shells and scaly, waterproof skin Ended with another extinction event

Cenozoic Era Age of Mammals!!! Mammals coexisted with dinosaurs but did not flourish until this era. Humans appeared 200,000 years ago (Babies in Geologic Time) Human history goes back only 10,000 years

Activity We are going to create a scaled timeline to help us picture the history of Earth.

A New Epoch??? Are Humans Changing our Planet enough to start a new Epoch?? Are we living in the sixth mass extinction???