Geologic Time Scale Mr. Skirbst Earth Science Topic 25.

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Geologic Time Scale Mr. Skirbst Earth Science Topic 25

Geologic Time Scale

Describing and dividing major events of Earths history

Geologic Time Scale Era - longest division of geologic time

Geologic Time Scale Era - longest division of geologic time 4 Major Eras

Geologic Time Scale Era - longest division of geologic time 4 Major Eras Period – sub-divisions of eras

Geologic Time Scale 1.Precambrian - early Earth

Geologic Time Scale 1.Precambrian 2.Paleozoic old life

Geologic Time Scale 1.Precambrian 2.Paleozoic 3.Mesozoic middle life

Geologic Time Scale 1.Precambrian 2.Paleozoic 3.Mesozoic 4.Cenozoic current life

Precambrian Era 4.6 bya – 570 mya

Precambrian Era 4.6 bya – 570 mya Earth formed

Precambrian Era 4.6 bya – 570 mya Earth formed Seas and mountains formed

Precambrian Era 4.6 bya – 570 mya Earth formed Seas and mountains formed Simple life-forms in sea

Precambrian Era 4.6 bya – 570 mya Earth formed Seas and mountains formed Simple life-forms in sea Oxygen builds up in air

Paleozoic Era 570 mya – 225 mya

Paleozoic Era 570 mya – 225 mya Divided into 6 periods based on major events

Paleozoic Era Cambrian – sea-dwelling inverts.

Paleozoic Era Cambrian – sea-dwelling inverts. Ordovician – first fish appear

Paleozoic Era Cambrian – sea-dwelling inverts. Ordovician – first fish appear Silurian – first land plants

Paleozoic Era Cambrian – sea-dwelling inverts. Ordovician – first fish appear Silurian – first land plants Devonian – first amphib. + forests

Paleozoic Era Cambrian – sea-dwelling inverts. Ordovician – first fish appear Silurian – first land plants Devonian – first amphib. + forests Carboniferous – swamps, ferns, insects, reptiles

Paleozoic Era Cambrian – sea-dwelling inverts. Ordovician – first fish appear Silurian – first land plants Devonian – first amphib. + forests Carboniferous – swamps, ferns etc Permian – conifers, lots of reptiles

Paleozoic Era Memory aid: COSDCP

Paleozoic Era Memory aid: COSDCP Come Over, Said DC Pig

Mesozoic Era 225 mya – 65 mya

Mesozoic Era 225 mya – 65 mya Triassic – 1 st dinosaurs + mammals

Mesozoic Era 225 mya – 65 mya Triassic – 1 st dinosaurs + mammals Jurassic – 1 st birds + big dinos

Mesozoic Era 225 mya – 65 mya Triassic – 1 st dinosaurs + mammals Jurassic – 1 st birds + big dinos Cretaceous – 1 st flowers + dinos die out

Cenozoic Era 65 mya – Present Tertiary – mammals, present-day features

Cenozoic Era 65 mya – Present Tertiary – mammals, present-day features Quaternary – humans, ice ages