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Precambrian

Paleozoic

Mesozoic

Cenozoic

General 1

General 2

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The Precambrian Era makes up what % of all of geologic time?

88%

The organisms that created oxygen in the atmosphere 2 The organisms that created oxygen in the atmosphere 2.5 billion years ago.

Photosynthetic bacteria / algae

The oldest mineral grains found on Earth that are 4.2 byo.

zircon

Daily Half!!

Large areas of rock that serve as the foundation of continents.

shields

The name of the first fossils that are 3.5 byo.

stromatolites

The first shelled organisms, that existed for hundreds of millions of years all through the Paleozoic.

trilobites

Many new life forms appeared at the beginning of the Paleozoic Many new life forms appeared at the beginning of the Paleozoic. This is called:

Cambrian Explosion

The Paleozoic is referred to as the “Age of __.”

Life

Daily Double!!

The mountain range that formed during the Paleozoic Era.

Appalachian

The extinction event that killed 95% of species at the end of the Paleozoic was caused by this.

Marine regression

This supercontinent broke up at the beginning of the Jurassic period.

Pangaea

The mineral dust that was found all over the earth that is common in meteorites which supports the theory on dinosaur extinction.

iridium

Much of the new sea life that formed late in the Mesozoic that are still around today is referred to as ______ Fauna.

Modern

These mountains formed during the Mesozoic.

Rocky mts.

Daily Half!!

The name of the dinosaur that is linked to the development of birds.

Archaeopteryx

The Cenozoic is referred to as the “Age of ____.”

mammals

Mammals that have opposable thumbs and two eyes directed forward are called these.

primates

These mountains formed during the Cenozoic.

Himalayan

The current epoch we are in.

Holocene

A type of Homo Sapiens that became extinct 30,000 years ago.

Neanderthal

The country where the oldest rocks have been found.

Canada

The country where the oldest mineral grains have been found.

Australia

The age of the Earth and solar system was determined by testing the age of these.

Meteorites or moon rocks

Vast coal swamps were formed during this Paleozoic Period.

Carboniferous

The two types of hips that dinosaurs had.

Bird, lizard

Dinosaurs became extinct due to this.

Meteorite impact

Primates that walk upright on two legs are called these.

hominids

The Precambrian Era ended this long ago.

570 mya

Daily Double!!

The ice age epoch.

Pleistocene

Divisions in geologic time are based on this.

Significant changes in geology and biology

Final Jeopardy Topic: Mesozoic Era

List the 3 periods of the Mesozoic in order from oldest to youngest.

Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous