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Covers about 88% of Earth's history. First single-celled organisms appear. First multi-cellular organisms begin to appear
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The Paleozoic Era is comprised of the Age of Invertebrates, the Age of Fishes, and the Age of Amphibians.
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Also known as the age of Reptiles, this is comprised of the Triassic, Jurassic, and the Cretaceous periods.
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Composed of the tertiary and quartenary periods, this era includes the extinction of the dinosaurs and ushers in the Age of Mammals. Also in this period, humans began to develop.
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Homo Sapien has become the dominant species on the planet. Majority of large mammals and reptiles have become extinct. Humans began to utilize agriculture, utilize tools, and formed communities.
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