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3. Calculate the percentage of geologic time that is represented by recorded human history. 4. Calculate the metric unit of measurement that you would use if you wanted to include your environmental timeline on this Geologic timeline, assuming that the Industrial Revolution was about 150 years ago?

3. Calculate the percentage of geologic time that is represented by recorded human history. 4. Calculate the metric unit of measurement that you would use if you wanted to include your environmental timeline on this Geologic timeline, assuming that the Industrial Revolution was about 150 years ago?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Name APES 5 Lab: Timeline of the Earth's History 2. 3. Purpose: To construct a timeline for the appearance of organisms on the Geologic Time Scale. Materials: 5 meters of adding machine tape Meter stick Metric ruler Markers Procedure: 1. Measure out 5 meters of adding machine tape and spread it out on the floor. Use adhesive tape to hold it down. Write the name of the group members on the tape. Use the following time scale: Date 6. Shade each time era a different color and label it. Precambrian era 1 meter = 1 billion years 10 centimeters = 100 million years 1 centimeter = 10 million years 1 millimeter = 1 million years 4. At the right end of the tape, draw a line and label it "present." 5. Measure to find the spot on the tape where 4.6 billion years ago would be and label this "Earth's beginning." Period Paleozoic era 4.5 billion - 541 million years ago 541 million - 251 million years ago 251 million - 66 million years ago 66 million years ago-present Mesozoic era Cenozoic era 7. Now plot each of the following events on your timeline. Label the name of the event and the time when it occurred and draw a diagram representing Earliest evidence of life Eukaryotic cells evolved Arthropods evolved Fish evolved First land plants First forests Amphibians evolved Dinosaurs evolve Mammals evolve Birds evolve the event. 3.5 billion years ago 2.1 billion years ago 542 million years ago 530 million years ago 475 million years ago 385 million years ago 370 million years ago 230 million years ago 200 million years ago 150 million years ago 130 million years ago 66 million years ago 55 million years ago 2.5 million years ago 200,000 years ago 10,000 years ago 6000 years ago 8. Tape up your timeline on the brick wall in the hallway. Use plenty of tape. Flowering plants evolve Dinosaurs become extinct Great apes evolve Genus Homo evolves Species Homo sapiens evolve End of the last ice age Recorded history
Transcribed Image Text:Name APES 5 Lab: Timeline of the Earth's History 2. 3. Purpose: To construct a timeline for the appearance of organisms on the Geologic Time Scale. Materials: 5 meters of adding machine tape Meter stick Metric ruler Markers Procedure: 1. Measure out 5 meters of adding machine tape and spread it out on the floor. Use adhesive tape to hold it down. Write the name of the group members on the tape. Use the following time scale: Date 6. Shade each time era a different color and label it. Precambrian era 1 meter = 1 billion years 10 centimeters = 100 million years 1 centimeter = 10 million years 1 millimeter = 1 million years 4. At the right end of the tape, draw a line and label it "present." 5. Measure to find the spot on the tape where 4.6 billion years ago would be and label this "Earth's beginning." Period Paleozoic era 4.5 billion - 541 million years ago 541 million - 251 million years ago 251 million - 66 million years ago 66 million years ago-present Mesozoic era Cenozoic era 7. Now plot each of the following events on your timeline. Label the name of the event and the time when it occurred and draw a diagram representing Earliest evidence of life Eukaryotic cells evolved Arthropods evolved Fish evolved First land plants First forests Amphibians evolved Dinosaurs evolve Mammals evolve Birds evolve the event. 3.5 billion years ago 2.1 billion years ago 542 million years ago 530 million years ago 475 million years ago 385 million years ago 370 million years ago 230 million years ago 200 million years ago 150 million years ago 130 million years ago 66 million years ago 55 million years ago 2.5 million years ago 200,000 years ago 10,000 years ago 6000 years ago 8. Tape up your timeline on the brick wall in the hallway. Use plenty of tape. Flowering plants evolve Dinosaurs become extinct Great apes evolve Genus Homo evolves Species Homo sapiens evolve End of the last ice age Recorded history
Name APES 5 Lab: Timeline of the Earth's History 2. 3. Purpose: To construct a timeline for the appearance of organisms on the Geologic Time Scale. Materials: 5 meters of adding machine tape Meter stick Metric ruler Markers Procedure: 1. Measure out 5 meters of adding machine tape and spread it out on the floor. Use adhesive tape to hold it down. Write the name of the group members on the tape. Use the following time scale: Date 6. Shade each time era a different color and label it. Precambrian era 1 meter = 1 billion years 10 centimeters = 100 million years 1 centimeter = 10 million years 1 millimeter = 1 million years 4. At the right end of the tape, draw a line and label it "present." 5. Measure to find the spot on the tape where 4.6 billion years ago would be and label this "Earth's beginning." Period Paleozoic era 4.5 billion - 541 million years ago 541 million - 251 million years ago 251 million - 66 million years ago 66 million years ago-present Mesozoic era Cenozoic era 7. Now plot each of the following events on your timeline. Label the name of the event and the time when it occurred and draw a diagram representing Earliest evidence of life Eukaryotic cells evolved Arthropods evolved Fish evolved First land plants First forests Amphibians evolved Dinosaurs evolve Mammals evolve Birds evolve the event. 3.5 billion years ago 2.1 billion years ago 542 million years ago 530 million years ago 475 million years ago 385 million years ago 370 million years ago 230 million years ago 200 million years ago 150 million years ago 130 million years ago 66 million years ago 55 million years ago 2.5 million years ago 200,000 years ago 10,000 years ago 6000 years ago 8. Tape up your timeline on the brick wall in the hallway. Use plenty of tape. Flowering plants evolve Dinosaurs become extinct Great apes evolve Genus Homo evolves Species Homo sapiens evolve End of the last ice age Recorded history
Transcribed Image Text:Name APES 5 Lab: Timeline of the Earth's History 2. 3. Purpose: To construct a timeline for the appearance of organisms on the Geologic Time Scale. Materials: 5 meters of adding machine tape Meter stick Metric ruler Markers Procedure: 1. Measure out 5 meters of adding machine tape and spread it out on the floor. Use adhesive tape to hold it down. Write the name of the group members on the tape. Use the following time scale: Date 6. Shade each time era a different color and label it. Precambrian era 1 meter = 1 billion years 10 centimeters = 100 million years 1 centimeter = 10 million years 1 millimeter = 1 million years 4. At the right end of the tape, draw a line and label it "present." 5. Measure to find the spot on the tape where 4.6 billion years ago would be and label this "Earth's beginning." Period Paleozoic era 4.5 billion - 541 million years ago 541 million - 251 million years ago 251 million - 66 million years ago 66 million years ago-present Mesozoic era Cenozoic era 7. Now plot each of the following events on your timeline. Label the name of the event and the time when it occurred and draw a diagram representing Earliest evidence of life Eukaryotic cells evolved Arthropods evolved Fish evolved First land plants First forests Amphibians evolved Dinosaurs evolve Mammals evolve Birds evolve the event. 3.5 billion years ago 2.1 billion years ago 542 million years ago 530 million years ago 475 million years ago 385 million years ago 370 million years ago 230 million years ago 200 million years ago 150 million years ago 130 million years ago 66 million years ago 55 million years ago 2.5 million years ago 200,000 years ago 10,000 years ago 6000 years ago 8. Tape up your timeline on the brick wall in the hallway. Use plenty of tape. Flowering plants evolve Dinosaurs become extinct Great apes evolve Genus Homo evolves Species Homo sapiens evolve End of the last ice age Recorded history
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