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Formerly known as Archeozoic, is a division of the geological time scale
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The glaciers spread and receded into a series of rhythmic pulses, possibly reaching the equator.
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Is the third and last geological period of the Neoproterozoic Era.
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Is the first of the six periods or series of the Paleozoic Era, also called Primary Era
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Is the first period and series of the Ordovician, second period and system of the Paleozoic.
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It is the first period and series of the Ordovician, second period and system of the Paleozoic.
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Its name comes from Devon, a county located in the peninsula of Cornwall, in the southwest of England, where the devonian rocks are common.
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The carboniferous name means "coal bearer" and derives from the Latin words carbō and ferō, and was coined by geologists William Conybeare and William Phillips in 1822.