GEOLOGIC TIME Time scale app?. PRECAMBRAIN Longest era Longest era Earth was inhospitable Earth was inhospitable Still cooling Still cooling No atmosphere.

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GEOLOGIC TIME Time scale app?

PRECAMBRAIN Longest era Longest era Earth was inhospitable Earth was inhospitable Still cooling Still cooling No atmosphere No atmosphere

STROMATOLITES Oldest known fossil Oldest known fossil 3.5 billion years 3.5 billion years cynobacteria cynobacteria Began producing oxygen Began producing oxygen Simple cell- no nucleus Simple cell- no nucleus

PALEOZOIC Life flourishes in the ocean Life flourishes in the ocean Trilobites dominate era Trilobites dominate era

Cambrian Multi-cellular life in seas begin Multi-cellular life in seas begin First shells First shells

Ordovician First fish First fish

Ordovician

SILURIAN First land plants First land plants Fern-like Fern-like Sea life continues to flourish Sea life continues to flourish ammonite

DEVONIAN Fish/ sharks Fish/ sharks First insects appear First insects appear

Carboniferous (Mississippian & Pennsylvanian) swampy swampy Huge insects Huge insects Eventually created coal deposits Eventually created coal deposits

PERMIAN Reptiles Reptiles First amphibians First amphibians Life in sea and land thriving Life in sea and land thriving

MASS EXTINCTION THE GREAT DYING 80% of species went extinct!

What happened? Climate got hotter Climate got hotter Siberian traps Siberian traps volcanoes = CO 2 volcanoes = CO 2

MESOZOIC Dinosaurs now dominate Dinosaurs now dominate PANGEA is formed PANGEA is formed

TRIASSIC Beginning of dinosaurs Beginning of dinosaurs Many small Many small Primitive mammals Primitive mammals

JURASSIC Dinosaurs get bigger Dinosaurs get bigger First birds First birds

ARCHAEOPTERYX

CRETACEOUS Intelligent dinosaurs (T- rex, raptors) Intelligent dinosaurs (T- rex, raptors) First flowering plants First flowering plants Carnivorous mammals Carnivorous mammals

MASS EXTINCTION K/T BOUNDARY Dinosaurs go extinct

Asteroid theory Asteroid caused climate change Asteroid caused climate change 1 st - dust blocked out sun 1 st - dust blocked out sun 2 nd - trapped in heat 2 nd - trapped in heat

Evidence for asteroid theory? Crater Crater Irridium Irridium Found in space rocks Found in space rocks Shocked quartz Shocked quartz

CENOZOIC Mammals dominate- Mammals dominate-

Tertiary Mammals Mammals First hominoids First hominoids

Ardi Ardipithecus ramidus 4.4 my 4.4 my

Lucy 3.5 my 3.5 my Bipedal hominid Bipedal hominid

Lucy LUCY

QUATERNARY ice ages ice ages Mammoths/mastodons Mammoths/mastodons Neanderthals Neanderthals

present When will a new geologic time period start? When will a new geologic time period start?

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