Geo

Geologic timeline

  • 4.5 Billion Years Ago
    4500 BCE

    4.5 Billion Years Ago

    Comets were forming the Earth, Earth forms molten
  • 4.4 BYA
    4400 BCE

    4.4 BYA

    As time passes the Earth starts to solidify and cool down slowly
  • 4.4 BYA
    4400 BCE

    4.4 BYA

    The earth starts to solidify and slowly cool down
  • Cambrian Earth-  541 MYA
    541 BCE

    Cambrian Earth- 541 MYA

    The Cambrian period was the first geological period of the paleozoic era, it was a cold era but the as time moved on the earth got warmer and glaciers started to melt.
  • ordovician period
    485 BCE

    ordovician period

    The second of the six periods. Spans 41.6 million years. this period was ended with the Ordovician-silurian extinction event about 443 mya
  • Silurian
    443 BCE

    Silurian

    Geologic time period and system spanning 24.6 million years from the end of the ordovician period. It is the shortest period in the paleozoic era. The animals that lived in this era was mainly animals that live in such as coral. this Era there was a widespread radiation of crinoids
  • Devonian Period
    419 BCE

    Devonian Period

    It was the age of fishes as well as alligators come to exist. There were also armored fish that came into existence
  • Permain Period
    299 BCE

    Permain Period

    During this period occurred the largest mass extinction on earth due to volcanic eruptions
  • Triassic period
    251 BCE

    Triassic period

    First period of the mesozoic era, It followed the mass extinction and life outside of the sea begins to grow and diversify
  • Jurassic Period
    201 BCE

    Jurassic Period

    The Jurassic Period was the time of Herbivore dinosaurs and plants and palm trees
  • Cretaceous Period
    145 BCE

    Cretaceous Period

    One of the last three periods of the mesozoic era, known for the extinction of the dinosaurs, a relatively warm climate with small reptiles with small oceans and seas with dinosaurs dominating the land
  • Tertiary Period
    66 BCE

    Tertiary Period

    interval of geologic time during the Cenozoic Era, Gradual creation of south and west africa, Evolution of animals such as rhinos and birds and more modern animals
  • Quatemary
    2 BCE

    Quatemary

    Most recent geologic time period involved drastic climate changes and when the seas and lands were forming into what we know today. as well as the evolution of humans
  • Carboniferous
    358

    Carboniferous

    During this period. it is known that many forests and swamps had formed in this era