 360 mya to 300 mya  Ancestors of birds, reptiles and mammals.

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 360 mya to 300 mya  Ancestors of birds, reptiles and mammals

 300 mya to 250 mya  Largest mass extinction  Pangaea forms

 250 mya to 210 mya  Conifer trees  Mosses  Early dinosaurs

 210 mya to 145 mya  Plant eating dinosaurs  Small carnivorous dinosaurs  Birds

 145 mya to 65 mya  Flowering plants  Dinosaurs go extinct

 65 mya to 1.8 mya  Grass, flowers, insects, fish, birds, mammals

 1.8 mya to present  Mammoths, saber tooth tigers  Last ice age  Humans appear

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