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2
First Homo sapiens 23:59
Our specie appeared. -
20
First hominids 23:53
First anthropoid primates appeared. There were different species; Australopithecus, Homo habilis, Homo erectus and Homo neanderthalensis -
Period: 66 to 1 CE
Cenozoic
Guide fossil: Numulites. Geological events: Continental separation until forming the actual continents. The formation of the mountain range of the Andes finish. Climate events: Ice age -
110
Age of the birds 23:39
The birds were the dominant specie. -
120
First angiosperms 23:22
First plants with flower appeared and the 4th massive extinction occurred. -
240
First dinosaurs and mammals 22:44
First dinosaurs and mammals appeared. The dinosaurs were the dominant specie. -
245
Age of the reptiles 22:43
The reptiles were the dominant specie. -
Period: 245 to 66
Mesozoic
Guide fossil: Ammonites Geological events: Fracturation of Pangea and possible impact of a meteorite. Climate events: The temperature increased -
340
Amphibian age 22:13
The animals conquered the terrestrial environment for the first time. -
420
First terrestrial plants (gymnosperms) 21:48
Colonization of the terrestrial environment. They didn't have flower and they were ferns. -
455
Age of the fish 21:37
First fishes without jaw appeared. -
500
Great explosion of life 9:10
The sea fauna increased, hundreds of fishes, molluscs, corals etc, appeared -
540
First most complex life forms 9:07
First invertebrates appeared like jellyfishes or sea sponges. -
Period: 540 to 245
Palaeozoic
Guide fossil: Trilobites Geological events: Fracturation of Pannotia, mountain ranges arise, masive volcanic activity and formation of Pangea Climate events: glaciation of the Ordovician and Carboniferous -
First life forms 4:10
First life forms appeared. They were prokaryotic cells. -
Period: to 540
Precambrian
Guide fossil: Stromatolites Geological events: formation of the litosphere, hidrosphere and atmosphere. Formation of Rodinia and Pannotia. Fracturation of Rodinia. Climate events: Global glaciation and concentration of oxygen in the atmosphere.