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C - Cambrian (541–485 Ma):
Rapid diversification of life, known as the "Cambrian Explosion".
O - Ordovician (485–444 Ma):
Marine invertebrates diversified; early vertebrates appeared.
S - Silurian (444–419 Ma):
First vascular plants and colonization of land by arthropods.
D - Devonian (419–359 Ma):
"Age of Fish"; first tetrapods appeared.
C - Carboniferous (359–299 Ma):
Widespread coal swamps; first reptiles.
P - Permian (299–252 Ma):
Formation of Pangaea; ended with the largest mass extinction in history.
Tr - Triassic (252–201 Ma):
First dinosaurs and mammals appear.
J - Jurassic (201–145 Ma):
Golden age of dinosaurs; first birds appear.
K - Cretaceous (145–66 Ma):
Peak of dinosaur diversity; first flowering plants; ended with the asteroid impact.
Pg - Paleogene (66–23 Ma):
Rapid evolution of mammals following the extinction of dinosaurs.
Ng - Neogene (23–2.6 Ma):
Modern mammals and birds evolve; early hominids appear.
Q - Quaternary (2.6 Ma–Present):
Ice ages, megafauna extinction, and rise of modern humans.
Ediacaran (635 myo)
Animal fossils
Cyrogenian
Inferred animal lineages
Earliest Eukaryotes