GEOLOGIC TIME 8-2.5. Make sure you know……..  The geologic time scale is a record of the major events and diversity of life forms present in Earth’s history.

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GEOLOGIC TIME 8-2.5

Make sure you know……..  The geologic time scale is a record of the major events and diversity of life forms present in Earth’s history.

More intresting information The geologic time scale began when Earth was formed and goes on until the present.

destruction  At the end of each era a mass extinction occurred, many kinds of organisms died out, although there were other extinctions going on during each period of geologic time.

Fossil records  Using the fossil record, paleontologists have created a picture of the different types of common organisms in each geologic period. 

Paleozoic era  Began with the early invertebrates, such as trilobites and brachiopods; continued to develop early vertebrate fish, then arachnids and insects; later came the first amphibians, and near the era’s end the reptiles became dominant.

Trilobites  How Would You Classifiy This Organism?

bracheopods

Mesozoic era  Reptiles were the dominant animals of this era, including the various dinosaurs.

Mesozoic continued  Small mammals and birds also appeared.  Toward the end of the era, flowering plants appeared and the kinds of mammals increased.  com/od/dinosaurpicture s/ig/Mesozoic-Mammal- Pictures/

Mesozoic era  The mass extinction that ended the era caused the dinosaurs to become extinct. 

Cenozoic era  New mammals appeared while others became extinct.  The diversity of life forms increased.

Cenozoic era

 Flowering plants became most common.  Humans are also part of the most recent period of this era. 

Extra credit  In what time period did the Wooly Rhino Live? Please be prepared to share with class