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4600 BCE
Earth is formed
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2500 BCE
Saskatchewan is a part of a large ancient continent
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2100 BCE
Break up of the ancient continent
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2100 BCE
Creation of a large ocean
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1900 BCE
Volcanoes in Saskatchewan
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1850 BCE
Wathaman Batholith (an intrusion of magma under the surface)
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1800 BCE
Orogeny (mountain building)
Trans- Hudson Orogen. Earth changes from an anoxygenic enviroment to an oxygenic enviroment. Martin sandstone is deposited with Stromatolites (mounds created by blue green algae) -
1700 BCE
Erosion of the mountains
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1300 BCE
Uranium deposited
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544 BCE
SK covered by epicontinental Sauk Sea
hard shelled invertebrates including trilobites -
478 BCE
Meteorite hits SK
This leaves behind the Carswell Meteorite Crater -
470 BCE
Tyndall Stone deposited as massive limestone
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390 BCE
Winnipegosis Reefs are deposited
These later become a trap for oil deposits -
385 BCE
Potash is deposited in the shallow sea that covers SK
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355 BCE
First Amphibians
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248 BCE
Mass extinction in the oceans
90% of species disappear -
245 BCE
First dinosaurs
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220 BCE
First Mammals
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213 BCE
SK is covered by a shallow sea
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100 BCE
Diamonds are brought to the surface of SK in volcanic pipes
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75 BCE
Shallow sea begins to retreat
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70 BCE
swamps, rivers and lakes form the badlands
lignite (brown coal) is formed from the plants deposited in swamps -
66 BCE
Triceratops roam SK
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65 BCE
Extinction of the dinosaurs
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50 BCE
Climate changes, Saskatchewan plateau develops
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1 CE
The ones that do not work on this website.
This includes 0.05 bison come to North America, 0.02 humans come to North America and 0.01 Origin of the prairies. -
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ice age begins, covering SK except for the cypress hills area
diamonds covered by glacial till