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1 EARTH HISTORY ERAS PERIODS EPOCHS

2 Major divisions of geologic time
ERA Major divisions of geologic time Marked by major changes in living things or the earth’s surface 4 Eras

3 PERIOD ERAS are SUBDIVIDED into periods except for the Precambrian (not enough info)

4 PERIODS are SUBDIVIDED into EPOCHS
Only CENOZOIC ERA has epochs (most info)

5 PRECAMBRIAN 1st Era Longest era (4 billion years long)

6 LIFE DURING PRECAMBRIAN
WHAT MARKED THE BEGINNING? Earth and solar system formed EARTH’S SURFACE: Covered by water (oceans only) EARLIEST KNOWN FOSSILS: Bacteria and Algae

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13 PALEOZOIC ERA 2nd Era “Ancient Life”
Age of Invertebrates (no backbones) Lasted 345 Million Years

14 LIFE DURING EARLY PALEOZOIC ERA:
sponges, jellyfish,clams, starfish, worms, first fish TRILOBITES dominated ocean EARTH’S SURFACE DURING EARLY PALEOZOIC ERA: Continents moved together APPALACHIAN mountains formed

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21 LIFE DURING LATE PALEOZOIC ERA
ANIMALS sharks lungfish first frogs first reptiles PLANTS swampy forests large ferns (coal)

22 DUNKLEOSTEUS

23 ICHTHYOSAURUS

24 BRACHAUCHENIUS

25 ARCHELON

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32 Ceolocanth- FOSSIL or ALIVE?

33 CONTINENTS DURING LATE PALEOZOIC:
Kept moving together- PANGEA forms More mountains form WHAT MARKED THIS ERA’S END? Shallow water organisms extinct TRILOBITES extinct

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37 MESOZOIC ERA 3rd Era “Middle Life” Age of Reptiles and Dinosaurs
lasted 160 MILLION years

38 ANIMALS PLANTS LIFE DURING MESOZOIC Turtles Crocodiles Alligators
Dinosaurs PLANTS Seed plants form

39 DINOSUARS

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47 AMBULOCETUS

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54 SUPER CROC

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57 HELICOPRION

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61 FIRST BIRD?

62 PHORUSRACHUS

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64 ARCHAEOPTERYX

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66 MESOZOIC CONTINUED EARTH DURING MESOZOIC CONTINENTS Break-up of PANGEA
ROCKY mountains formed (U.S.) CLIMATE: Wet and warm WHAT MARKED THIS ERA’S END? Extinction of DINOSAURS 1st BIRDS and 1st MAMMALS

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68 BREAK-UP OF PANGEA

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71 CENOZOIC ERA 4th Era “Recent Life” Age of Mammals
65 Million Years so far....

72 LIFE DURING CENOZOIC ERA
ANIMALS: Getting larger Whooly Mammoths Saber-Tooth Tigers Humans PLANTS: Forests (Pine trees)

73 CLIMATE CONTINENTS WHAT WILL MARK THE END OF THIS ERA???????
World-wide cooling Glaciers cover most land ICE AGES CONTINENTS Still moving WHAT WILL MARK THE END OF THIS ERA???????

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79 HYRACOTHERIUM

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83 PLESIADAPIS

84 ANDREWSARCHUS

85 DOEDICURUS

86 GASTORNIS

87 HYAENODON

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89 MEGALOSARUS

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91 PANTODONT

92 PROPALAEATHERIUM

93 PSITTACOSAUR

94 MAMMAL with small DINOSAUR in stomach

95 BABY MAMMOTH

96 ALGAE found in ICE around the MAMMOTH

97 SCIENTISTS working on MAMMOTH

98 BLOW DRYING THE MAMMOTH

99 MAMMOTH FUR

100 MAMMOTH TUSKS

101 MAMMOTH MOLARS

102 Walking With Prehistoric Beasts

103 ICEMAN

104 BODY TATTOOS?

105 STOMACH and INTESTINE REMAINS

106 PARTS OF A CLOAK

107 HAT

108 LEGGINGS

109 DAGGER

110 AXE

111 BOW and ARROWS

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116 ILLINOIS HISTORY

117 FLUORITE- State Mineral

118 TULLY MONSTER- State Fossil

119 TETRAPOD- Mazon Creek, IL.

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121 COAL SWAMPS

122 EARLY ILLINOS- Paleozoic Era

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124 Shawnee Natural Forest


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