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The evolution of the Earth

  • Big Bang (13.810.000.000 years ago)
    4000 BCE

    Big Bang (13.810.000.000 years ago)

    13.810 milions years ago an explotion ocurred that marked the beginning of the univers.
  • Prokaryote cell
    3700 BCE

    Prokaryote cell

    First appaerance of prokaryote life.
  • Photosynthesis
    3700 BCE

    Photosynthesis

    Photosynthesis is a process used by plants and other organisms to convert light energy into chemical energy.
  • Oxygen
    3700 BCE

    Oxygen

    Oxygen appeared with the first photosynthesis and radically changing the atmophere.
  • Aerobic Respiration
    3500 BCE

    Aerobic Respiration

  • Archaen Era
    3500 BCE

    Archaen Era

    Ice Age.
  • Proterzoic Era
    1900 BCE

    Proterzoic Era

    Appeared the first eukaryotes cells.
  • Eukaryote cell
    1900 BCE

    Eukaryote cell

    First appaerance of eukaryote life.
  • Multicellular life
    640 BCE

    Multicellular life

    Appeared the first mulicellular organisms.
  • Atmosphere
    600 BCE

    Atmosphere

  • Vertebrates
    525 BCE

    Vertebrates

  • Ordovician Period
    500 BCE

    Ordovician Period

    The first mass extintion ocurred in this period, about 500 million years ago.
  • Fishes
    405 BCE

    Fishes

  • Devonian Period
    360 BCE

    Devonian Period

    A sencond mass extiontion ocurred about 360 million years ago.
  • Amphibians
    345 BCE

    Amphibians

  • Gymnosperm
    320 BCE

    Gymnosperm

    The gymnosperms are a group of seed-producing plants.
  • Insects
    310 BCE

    Insects

  • Carboniferous Period
    300 BCE

    Carboniferous Period

    This extiontion paved the way for a diversification of land plants, insects and amphibians.
  • Pangea
    300 BCE

    Pangea

  • Reptiles
    280 BCE

    Reptiles

  • Permian Period
    250 BCE

    Permian Period

    The next massextintiontook place at the end of the Paleozoi era.
  • Birds
    181 BCE

    Birds

  • Plants
    150 BCE

    Plants

    Plants are mainly multicellular, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes.
  • Dinosaur
    135 BCE

    Dinosaur

  • Flowering Plants
    135 BCE

    Flowering Plants

  • Cretacerous Period
    70 BCE

    Cretacerous Period

    The "Age of the Dinosaurs".
  • Mammals
    60 BCE

    Mammals

  • Continents
    60 BCE

    Continents

  • Humans
    1 CE

    Humans