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In Ga

  1. Hadean
  2. Archean
  3. Proterozoic
  4. Phanerozoic
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  1. 4.5 - 3.85 Ga
  2. 3.85 - 2.5 Ga
  3. 2.5 - 1.0 Ga
  4. 0.542 - present Ga
    or
    542 Ma to present
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In Ma

  1. Cambrian
  2. Ordovician
  3. Silurian
  4. Devonian
  5. Carboniferous
  6. Permian
  7. Triassic
  8. Jurassic
  9. Cretaceous
  10. Paleogene
  11. Neogene
  12. Quaternary
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  1. 542- 488 Ma
  2. 488 - 444 Ma
  3. 444 - 416 Ma
  4. 416 - 359 Ma
  5. 359 - 299 Ma
  6. 299 - 251 Ma
  7. 251 - 201.6 Ma
  8. 201.6 - 145.5 Ma
  9. 145.5 - 65.5 Ma
  10. 66.5 - 23 Ma
  11. 23 - 2.6 Ma
  12. 2.6 - present
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In Ga

Divisions of Archean

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Eoarchean (3.85 - 3.6 Ga)
Paleoarchean (3.6 - 3.2 Ga)
Mesoarchean (3.2 - 2.8 Ga)
Neoarchean (2.8 - 2.5 Ga)

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In Ga/Ma

Divisions of Proterozoic

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Paleoproterozoic (2.5 - 1.6 Ga)
Mesoproterozoic (1.6 - 1 Ga)
Neoproterozoic (1 - 542 Ma)

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Age of Invertebrate

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Cambrian

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Age of Fishes

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Devonian

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Age of Plants

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Carboniferous

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Golden Age of Trilobites

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Cambrian

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Age of Orogeny

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Devonian

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Age of Cycads

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Triassic

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Age of Dinosaur

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Jurassic

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Age of Reptiles

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Mesozoic

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Age of Mammals

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Cenozoic

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Age of Acasta Gneiss

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4.03 Ga

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Age of Zircon in Jack Hills, W. AU

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4.4

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Appearance of Acritarch

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Mesoarchean

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Chemical evidence of life in Greenland

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Greenland Stromatolite

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Events in Mesoarchean

*fossil
~supercontinent formation
^orogeny

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Acritarch appearance

~Ur

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Events in Eoarchean

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  1. Algoma formation
  2. Vaalbara formation
  3. Greenland Stromatolite
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Event in Paleoarchean

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Archean Stromatolite

-Hamelin Pool, Shark’s bay, W. AU

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Events in Neoarchean

*fossil
~supercontinent formation
^orogeny

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~Kenorland

Vaalbara break up

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First glaciation in the Earth’s history

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Huronian Glaciation

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Events in Paleoproterozoic

*fossil
~supercontinent formation
^orogeny

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Huronian Glaciation
*Grypania 
Vredefort Crater
Sudbury Crater
~Columbia or Nuna or Hudsonland
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Events in Mesoproterozoic

*fossil
~supercontinent formation
^orogeny

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^Grenville
~Pannotia
~Rodinia
Mirovia (Super Ocean)
*Bangiomorpha
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Events in Neoproterozoic *fossil ~supercontinent formation ^orogeny
Cryogenian Ice Age/Variangian Glaciation ~Pannotia *Ediacaran Fauna Iapetus Ocean
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Six Paleozoic contient form the break-up of Panotia
1. Gondwana – S. America, Africa, Florida, AQ, AU, IN 2. Laurentia – N America, GL, Scotland, E. RU 3. Baltica – RU, Scandinavian, PL, N. DE 4. Siberia – RU, Asia 5. Kazakhstania 6. China – All of SE Asia, Indochina, TH, MY
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First appearance of: Trilobites, jawlessfishes, benthic (Ostracoderms) Forams, octopus, clams, snails, mollusks, archaeocyathids-first reef builders, Brachiopods, gastropods, echinoderms, ostracods, conodonts, algae, graptolites
Cambrian
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First Reef Builders
Archeocyatids
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First Eukaryotes
Bangiomorpha
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oldest known megafossil in Negaunee Iron Formation in Michigan
Grypania
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oldest and largest ice age (Snowball Earth pt. 1)
Huronian Glaciation
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First orogeny to affect the Appalachian Mobile Belt
Taconic Orogeny
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First appearance of : 1. Nautiloids - Dominant predators 2. Fungi appeared on Land 3. First Non-vascular plants (Moss) 4. Eureotyrids (Sea Scorpions)
Ordovician
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- 2nd largest mass extinction - 85% casualty on all marine and land species - 60% of Marine invertebrates died - Causes: Gondwana move southwards resulting to extensive glaciation and Sea level Fall
Ordovician-Silurian Mass Extinction | Hirtnanian-Rhuddanian Mass Extinction
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First apperances: 1. First wingless insects 2. First ammonites 3. First Amphibian 4. First sharks
Devonian
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First appearance of Lycopsids, Conifers, Cycads, | First Forest
Carboniferous
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First Appearances 1. Planktonic Forams 2. First birds 3. Flying reptiles
Jurassic
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First appearance of Crocodile
Cretaceous
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First Apperance: 1. Frogs, Turtle, Snakes 2. Archosaurs - 3. Mammals (Family of Roden), 4. Scheractinian, Plerosuars 5. Cocoliths and Dinoflagellates 6. Sea Urchins (Arkarua)
Triassic
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First Appearances 1 Marsupials 2 Diatoms 3 Angiosperms
Cretaceous
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First appearances 1. Eohippus or Hyracotherium (Horse) 2. Bats, Whales, Elephants, Penguins
eocene
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First appearances - Dog, Antelope, Bear, Giraffe, Deer, Megalodons - First raccoons appear - Forests give way to grasslands
Miocene
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Diversification of Ammonites
Triassic
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Period of Pollenation
Triassic
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Oldest known amphibian fossil
Ichthyostega
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Earliest tetrapod
Tiktaalik Rosae
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Diversification of Plants
Devonian
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evolved from protothyrids
Finback Reptiles or Pelycosaurs
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Diversification of Acritarch
Ordovician
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oldest known reptile
Westlothiana
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Ice Age land bering bridge
Pleistocene
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Dawn of Life
Eocene
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Abundance of Cephalopods
Ordovician
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Baikal Rift, Red Sea
Oligocene
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Closing of Tethys
Eocene
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Rifting of India
Jurassic
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Break-up of Pangea a. When b. Landmass composition
A, Triassic B. - Gondwana S. America, Africa, IN, AQ, AU - Laurasia (N. America and Eurasia)
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- mountain building in western North America - following the Late Devonian Antler orogeny - named by Silberling and Roberts
Sonoma Orogeny
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- Marine genera observed extinction: 53% - Calculated marine species extinct: 80% - Extinction of Conodonts - No clear cause has been found
Triassic-Jurassic Mass Extinction
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Largest Mass Extinction - Elimination of over 95% of marine and 70% of terrestrial species. - Extinction of Trilobites, eurypterids, acanthodians, blastoids
Permian-Triassic Mass Extinction
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Period of Siberian Traps
Permian
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Enormous ocean surrounding Pangea
Panthalassa
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Cause of the Great Dying
Cause: 1. Bolide impact events 2. Increased Volcanism 3. Sudden release of methane from seafloor 4. Sea level change 5. Increase anoxia 6. increasing aridity
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- 5th largest mass extinction - 80% of all living species , primarily the marine community have been wiped out. - Extinction of cooksonia, tribulate corals, stromatoporoids, ostracoderms, and placoderm
Late Devonian (Frasnian-Famennian) Mass Extinction
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La Garita Caldera - San Andreas Fault - Circum Pacific belt - Early Antarctic Glaciation
Oligocene
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African-Arabian plate joined to Asia
Miocene
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Mammoth
Pliocene
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ndia meets Asia forming the Himalayas
Eocene
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Deccan Traps and Rocky Moutains formation
Paleocene
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``` 76% of all species lost -Extinction of Dinosaurs and ammonites -Possible Cause: Meteorite Impact Evidence: Iridium Layer (KPg Boundary) Chicxulub Crater - (150 km) Yucatán Peninsula in Mexic ```
K-T Mass Extinction
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Formation of Atlantic Ocean
Cretaceous
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Orogeny in Ordovician
Taconic Orogeny
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Orogeny in Mesoproterozoic
Grenville Orogeny
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Orogeny in Silurian
Caledonian Orogeny
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Orogeny in Triassic
Sonoma Orogeny
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Orogeny in Devonian
Acadian Cordilleran-Antler Ellesmere
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Orogeny in Jurassic
Nevadan Orogeny
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Orogeny in Paleoproterozoic
Hudsonian Orogeny
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Orogeny in Cretaceous
Sevier | Laramide
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Ontong Java Plateau
Cretaceous
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Orogeny in Paleocene
Alpine Orogeny
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Orogeny in Eocene
Himalayan Orogeny
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Greenhouse Earth - Warmest
Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
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