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Period: 4600 BCE to 540 BCE
Precambrian:
Geological events:
Origin and early evolution of the earth.
Climate events:
Ice Age and first ice age . -
3800 BCE
Emergence of life (cyanobacteria):
The first beings arose through the action of chemical processes made possible by the conditions of the primitive Earth. -
Period: 540 BCE to 255 BCE
Paleozoic:
Geological events:
orogeny and volcanism
Climate events:
High CO2: Warming. -
505 BCE
Massive spread of living beings:
It is the brief biological period where biodiversity other than species extends. -
Period: 255 BCE to 65 BCE
Mesozoic:
Geological events:
The displacement of the continents begins until the current situation
Climate events:
Large amounts of CO2 -
145 BCE
appearance of tyrannosaurs:
The vast majority of dinosaurs appeared at the end of the Triassic Period, when Pangea would split in two due to a series of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Among them, theropods and prosauropods stand out. -
Period: 65 BCE to 1 BCE
Cenozoic:
Geological events:
Completion of the orogeny and continental drift
Climate events:
Last ice ages and the ice age -
1 BCE
Homosapiens:
Homosapiens, the first modern humans, evolved from their ancient hominid predecessors