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History of the Earth

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    1st Homo Sapiens found

    1st Homo Sapiens found
    *1.3 Million years ago
    Homo Sapiens are the ancestors of human.
    Homo Sapiens are basically modern cavemen.
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    The History Of The Earth

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    Triassic (5 M M E)

    Triassic (5 M M E)
    • 251 Million years ago The earliest period of the Mesozoic Era or the corresponding system of rocks marked down by the first appearance of dinosaurs
  • 200

    Panagaea begins to break up

    Panagaea begins to break up
    *200 Million years ago
    Most of the dry land on earth was joined into a huge land mass that covered nealry a third of the planet's surface
  • 251

    Permian (5 M M E)

    Permian (5 M M E)
    • 375 Million years ago This period was the age of the reptiles or like creatures It is the last period of the Paleozoic Era
  • 270

    Pangaea Formed

    Pangaea Formed
    270 Million years ago
    Panagaea is the hypothetical supercontinent that included all current land masses
  • 375

    Denovian (5 M M E)

    Denovian (5 M M E)
    *375 Million years ago
    In geologic time, it as an interval of the Paleozoic Era, that follows Silurian Perion
  • 444

    Ordovican (5 M M E)

    Ordovican (5 M M E)
    *444 Million years ago
    Part was in the Paleozoic Era, and a rich variety of marine creatures flourished in the sea.
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    Cretaceous (5 M M E)

    Cretaceous (5 M M E)
    • 65.6 Million years ago The last and longest segment of the Mesozoic Era, all of the creatures came together
  • Oxygen enters the Atmosphere

    Oxygen enters the Atmosphere
    *2.45 Billion years ago
    Early bacterial Life introduced oxygen into the earth
  • 1st Forms of Life

    1st Forms of Life
    *3.5 Billion years ago
    Studies show that a living group of single celled organisms called Archaea may share features with ealy life on earth
  • 1st Multicellular life

    1st Multicellular life
    *3.5 Billion years ago
    Most multicelluar organisms were common in the Proterzoic Era
  • 1st Eukaryotes

    1st Eukaryotes
    *3.8 Billion years ago
    The 1st Eukaryotes enveloped by an acid resistant wall, which were called Acritarchs, which were probaly marine algae
  • Earth was formed

    Earth was formed
    *4.6 billion years ago
    The Earth was formed by collisions in the giant disc-shaped cloud of material that alos formed the sun.