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Cambrian Period (570-500 MYA)
Multicellular lifeforms flourish on planet earth; and all the continents are formed together to create PANGAEA. -
Ordovician Period (500-435 MYA)
Invertebrates and fish dominate the ocean at this point in time and continue to evolve. However, the end of this period was marked by a mass extinction -
Silurian Period (435-395 MYA)
The earliest plants and animals develope here. Also, Tiktaalik and Eurypterids develop. -
Devonian Period (395-345 MYA)
In this period, amored fish go extint, but there is an abundance of other fish species. Early amphibians and ammonites develop. -
Carboniferous Period (345-280 MYA)
(Mississippian and Pennsylvanian)
Abundant sharks and amphibians are present along with large swamps and col-forming forests. Also the earliest reptiles and seed ferns form. -
Permian Period (280-225 MYA)
This era is marked by the extinction of many types of marine animals, including Trilobites. -
Triassic Period (225-195 MYA)
The earliest dinosuars develop. There is an abndant amount of cycads and conifers. -
Jurassic Period (195-136 MYA)
The earliest birds and mammals form, also there is an abundance of dinosaurs and ammonites. -
Cretaceous Period (136- 65 MYA)
The earliest flowering plants form, and the dinosuars reach thier climax, followed by their extinction. Along with this, there is a great decline of brachiopods, and an abundance of bony fish. -
Tertiary Period (65-1.8 MYA)
The earliest placental mammals form, along with modern mammals, and large running animals. -
Quaternary Period (1.8 MYA-Present)
Large carnivores are present, along with neanderthals, humans, and mastodons.