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24 hours time lime. The history of the Earth

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    1st Homo sapiens: 23:59

    1st Homo sapiens: 23:59
    The only species of the Homo species that evolved is ours, Homo sapiens.
    Thanks to its adaptability, its cultural superiority and its evolved social organization, the Homo sapiens population soon began to grow and spread successfully to other regions of Africa and Eurasia.
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    1st hominids: 23:53

    1st hominids: 23:53
    Mammals underwent a great development, forming during the Palaeogene era the main current genera.
    In the Cenozoic the first hominids appeared, such as the proconsul or the sivapithecus, from them the genus Homo arose
  • Period: 66 to 1 CE

    Cenozoic

    Guide fossil: Numulites
    Geological Events: Continental separation, until today's continents were formed. The Andés mountain range is finished and the Rift Valley formation continues.
    Climate Events: Ice Age
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    Age of the birds: 23:39

    Age of the birds: 23:39
    Birds originated in the Jurassic from theropod dinosaurs.
    They are he onlu dinosaurs that survived the mass extintion produced at the end of Mesozoic.
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    1st angiosperms: 23:22

    1st angiosperms: 23:22
    This happened in Jurassic period in the Mesozoic era.
    The plants began to give flowers.
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    1st dinosaurs and mammals: 22:44

    1st dinosaurs and mammals: 22:44
    They appeared in the middle of the Triassic period in the Mesozoic era. The first known dinosaurs were bipedal carnivores.
    The first mammals arose from the cynodonts, a group of reptiles. That evolved to take advantage of ecological niches to which previously it was not possible to adapt.
  • Period: 245 to 66

    Mesozoic

    Guide Fossils: Ammonites
    Geological Events: Fracturing of Pangea and possible meteor impact.
    Climate Events: The temperature was higher and there was a warm climate
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    Age of the reptiles: 22:43

    Age of the reptiles: 22:43
    This happened in the Carboniferous period in the Palaezoic era.
    The first reptiles appeared,they lived in swamps and they ate insects and other small invertebrates.
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    Amphibian age: 22:13

    Amphibian age: 22:13
    This happened in the Devonian period in yhe Palaeozoic era.
    This meant that land and water species emerged and the terrestrial environment was colonized.
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    Age of the fish: 21:37

    Age of the fish: 21:37
    This happened in the era of the Palaeozoic in the Devonic period. In this moment appeared many species of fishs.
    In the primitive oceans first appeared the fish without mandible and then cartilaginous and bony fish.
    Until the great extinction of the Devonian period occurred and the majority of species became extinct.
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    First terrestrial plants (gymnosperms): 21:48

    First terrestrial plants (gymnosperms): 21:48
    This happened in the era of the Paleozoic, in the Silurian period.
    They were plants without flowes like ferns
  • 500

    Great explosion of life: 9:10

    Great explosion of life: 9:10
    This happened in the era of the Palaeozoic they were an explosion of marine life.
  • 540

    1st most complex life forms 9:07

    1st most complex life forms 9:07
    The first most complex life forms are the trilobites. They appered in the Cambrian period, at the beginnin of the Paleozoic. They looks like beetle or cockroach, they were marine animals and it was the guide fossil of the Palaeozoic era.
  • Period: 540 to 245

    Palaeozoic

    Guide Fossils: Trilobites
    Geological Events: Fracturing os Pannotia, important mountain ranges emerge, volcanic activity and Pangea formating
    Climate Events: Ordovician Glaciation and Carboniferous Glaciation
  • 1st life forms: 4:10h

    1st life forms:  4:10h
    They appeared 3.5 billion years ago. They were living beings made up of a single cell, like bacterias and they were procaryotes cells.
  • Period: to 540

    Precambrian

    Guide Fossils: stromatolites
    Geological events: Formation of terrestrial layers, Formation of Rodinia and Pannotia and fracturation
    Climate Events: Great glaciation