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The amount of eons
Hadean
Eon 1, 4.6 -3.850 billion years ago
Precambrian
what is the only supereon between 3.850 and 542 billion years ago
Archea
eon 2, 3.850-2.5 billion years ago
Proterozoic
eon 3, 2.5-542 billion years ago
Phanerozoic
eon 4, 542 million years ago
Mass extinction
events where large numbers of organism groups / taxa die off rapidly
Adaptive radiation
The event that occurs after mass extinction to the remaining organisms that adapt rapidly to the environment
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The amount of mass extinctions
Permian Triassic Extinction
The largest extinction that ended 96% of life, caused dinosaurs to go extinct.
relative dating
When fossils are dated based on their position within the earths rock layers/strata. method does not really work due to the moving of plate tectonics
absolute dating
The fossil dating method that is done by using radioactive isotopes found naturally in certain materials or rocks.
parent isotope
The product when a radioactive isotope decay
Daughter products
what it is called when an isotope continuously decays and becomes stable
Half life
The constant rate of decay of an isotope, the amount of time it takes for ½ to tun into a daughter product
Carbon-14
The radioactive isotope that can go back about 50,000 years and has a half-life pf 5730 years.
Paleozoic
The first era to occur at 542 million years ago
Mesozoic
the second era that starts at 251 million years ago
conozoic
the third era that starts at 65 million years ago
3.8 billion years
when was the first evidence of life
3.5 billion
when were the first fossils of algae and bacteria
2.4-2.4 billion
when free oxygen increased rapidly
1.8 billion years
when eukaryotic organism began to evolve
535 million years
when the Cambrian explosion occurred
Cambrian explosion
the event that caused a wide variety of species exploded.
470 million years
when the first land plants appeared
460 million years
when the first fish appeared
410 million years
when the first land animals appeared
251 million years
when the largest mass extinction occurred
247 million years
When the first dinosaurs appeared
200 million years
when the first mammals appeared
140 million years
When the first flowering flowers appeared
65 million years
when dinosaurs and other animals went extinct
30 million years
when mammals and plants became more abundant
2.4 million years
when the first version of the primate genus homo appeared
195,000 years
when the first homo sapiens appeared
13,000
when humans first inhabited the North America
10,000
when the last ice age that occurred ended
2,000
when romans dominated the old world
500
when the Europeans rediscovered the Americas
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when humans first explored the moon