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1 Welcome To Class

2 Agenda Turn in homework Geologic time scale Fossil Reading 2
Notes Fossil Reading 2 Review for test

3 Geologic Time If time was a 30 day month
Recorded human history would be .18 minutes or 10.8 seconds First Homo sapiens would be .013 days or minutes or seconds Cenozoic would be .42 days or 604 minutes Mesozoic would be 1.18 days or 1700 minutes Paleozoic would be days or 2808 minutes Precambrian would days or minutes

4 In a day… Human history = 2.5 seconds Home sapiens = .6 minutes
Cenozoic = 20.2 minutes Mesozoic= 56.5 minutes Paleozoic= 93.6 minutes Precambrian= minutes

5 Geologic Time Scale Geologic time scale – chart that divides Earth’s history into units of time Divisions based on geologic events and major changes in living things

6 Geologic Time Scale Divided into eons, eras, and periods

7 PRECAMBRIAN TIME Length– beginning of time (4.6 billion yrs) – 542 million years ago Makes up 88% of Earth’s history

8 Precambrian Time Major Events Earth forms Rocks and minerals form
Stromatolites (algae) are most common fossils

9 PALEOZOIC ERA

10 Paleozoic Era Length – 542 – 251 million years ago Major Events
Supercontinent, Pangea, formed Shelled marine animals common Land Plants and animals appear Fish, amphibians, reptiles appear Permian mass extinction

11 Paleozoic Broken Down Cambrian Ordovician Silurian Devonian
Carboniferous Mississippian Pennsylvanian Permian

12 MESOZOIC ERA

13 Mesozoic Era Length – 251-65 million years ago Major Events
Age of the Dinosaurs Major Events Pangea broke up Dinosaurs First Birds First flowers Dinosaur extinction

14 Mesozoic Broken Down Periods in the Mesozoic Triassic Jurassic
Cretaceous

15 CENOZOIC ERA

16 Cenozoic Era Length – 65 million years ago-present Major Events
Age of mammals Major Events Mammals appear Continents in current places First humans

17 Cenozoic Broken Down Tertiary Quaternary Paleocene Eocene Oligocene
Miocene Piliocene Quaternary Pleistocene Holocene

18 Fossil Reading Due today

19 Review Worksheet due on test day Create a Note card (tomorrow)

20 Which are the oldest? Remember the laws/principles/unconformities
Law of Superposition Principle of Original Horizontality 3 Unconformities Law of Cross Cutting Relationships

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25 Absolute Age Radiometric/carbon dating Half life

26 Interpret a half life graph
5.8 days

27 .25 half lives

28 28 years

29 Review Work on the worksheet Due on the TEST!! Create a note card


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