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Name here Click Me. Name of Era Years of Era List Geologic EventsType of LifePicture of Life or Geologic Event Hadean4.5- 3.8 billion years ago 700 million.

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1 Name here Click Me

2 Name of Era Years of Era List Geologic EventsType of LifePicture of Life or Geologic Event Hadean4.5- 3.8 billion years ago 700 million years long 1.4.5 bya: birth of solar system 2.4.5 bya : Escaping gases make Atmosphere 3.4.5 bya: Meteor Bombardment 4.…………. No life

3 Name of Era Years of Era List Geologic EventsType of Life3 Pictures of Life or Geologic Events Archaean

4 Years of Era List Geologic EventsType of Life3 Pictures of Life or Geologic Events

5 When did this life evolved All of the Examples of life that evolved and one characteristic2 pictures of organisms from this period 540-490 million years ago Old Arthropods-segmented bodies, jointed legs

6 When did this life evolved All of the Examples of life that evolved and one characteristic2 pictures of organisms from this period

7 When did this life evolved All of the Examples of life that evolved and one characteristic2 pictures of organisms from this period

8 When did this life evolved All of the Examples of life that evolved and one characteristic2 pictures of organisms from this period

9 When did this life evolved All of the Examples of life that evolved and one characteristic2 pictures of organisms from this period

10 When did this life evolved All of the Examples of life that evolved and one characteristic2 pictures of organisms from this period

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