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Paleozoic: Ordovician Picture Credits: & Figure above from The Changing Earth, Exploring Geology and Evolution (3rd Edition: 2001) by James S. Monroe and Reed Wicander. Picture Credits: Figure above from The Changing Earth, Exploring Geology and Evolution (3rd Edition: 2001) by James S. Monroe and Reed Wicander. & Collection of fossils:

Paleozoic: Silurian Picture Credits: Figure above from The Changing Earth, Exploring Geology and Evolution (3rd Edition: 2001) by James S. Monroe and Reed Wicander. & Collection of fossils:

Paleozoic: Devonian Picture Credits: hhttp:// &hhttp:// Fossil:

Paleozoic: Mississippian Picture Credits: Fern Forrest: & Fern Fossil:

Paleozoic: Pennsylvanian Picture Credits: Environment Picture: Horsetail Rushes Fossil:

Mesozoic: Triassic Picture Credits: Eudimorphodon: & Triassic Araucariad Forest From Petrified Forest National Park Museum

Mesozoic: Jurassic Picture Credits: Eudimorphodon Skeleton: & Triassic Period Scene-From Smithsonian Collection:

Mesozoic: Late Jurassic Picture Credits: Dinosaur Track photo: William Beauchamp, July 2009 : Beauchampscapes.com/TRIPS/Dinosaur-Valley-State-Park.htm Canadian Museum Canadian Museum of Nature:

Mesozoic: Early Cretaceous Picture Credits:

Mesozoic: Mid-Cretaceous Picture Credits: Shell Fossil Collection: Single Shell:

Mesozoic: Late Cretaceous Picture Credits:

Cenozoic: Paleocene Picture Credits: Swamp: & Early Mammal (ptilodus):

Cenozoic: Eocene Canoe Formation Picture Credits: Canoe Formation: Volcano:

Cenozoic: Late Eocene Chisos Formation Picture Credits: Chisos Formation by B. Cornet: Volcano:

Cenozoic: Oligocene South Rim Formation Picture Credits: South Rim Formation: Volcano:

Cenozoic: Pliocene Picture Credits: River: & Black Bear:

Cenozoic: Pleistocene Picture Credits: River: & Black Bear: &/ html & Wild Boar:

Cenozoic: Holocene Picture Credits: River: & Black Bear: &/ html & Wild Boar: & Coyote: Boar: & Coyote: & Jack Rabbit: