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МСC SCI-155 Dr. Natalia Malyk-Selivanova Lab-1 Fossils Section.. .. Student References: Lecture #3: Geologic Time Scale + Geo Time scale below the Lab- on p. 12. Range of the Absolute age in Million years Specimen # and questions Name of the Geologic EON Geologic species ERA From the older to the younger 1. These are modern colonies of the earliest multicelled organisms survived in Western Australian 2. Name of this species that became extinct about 250mya? 3. Name of this species that became extinct about 65mya? 4. Whose are these footprints? 5. Skull of what famous creature is it? 6. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of ..... 7. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .... 8. What two types of species left prints of their bodies in this ancient oceanic bottom deposits? 9. Prints of what half-plant-half- animals can be recognized in the 9 а and 9b? 10. Fossil of what ancient shell is it? 11a)b) What is the name of this fossilized cephalopod? 12.. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .... 13. Prints of what leafs can you recognize? 14. It is on Jurassic Coast, England 15a) b). Name of this fossilized species? 16. Whose are these footprints discovered in Volcanic tuff in Africa? 17a)b). The name of the oldest collonial multicelled organisms #1:

МСC SCI-155 Dr. Natalia Malyk-Selivanova Lab-1 Fossils Section.. .. Student References: Lecture #3: Geologic Time Scale + Geo Time scale below the Lab- on p. 12. Range of the Absolute age in Million years Specimen # and questions Name of the Geologic EON Geologic species ERA From the older to the younger 1. These are modern colonies of the earliest multicelled organisms survived in Western Australian 2. Name of this species that became extinct about 250mya? 3. Name of this species that became extinct about 65mya? 4. Whose are these footprints? 5. Skull of what famous creature is it? 6. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of ..... 7. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .... 8. What two types of species left prints of their bodies in this ancient oceanic bottom deposits? 9. Prints of what half-plant-half- animals can be recognized in the 9 а and 9b? 10. Fossil of what ancient shell is it? 11a)b) What is the name of this fossilized cephalopod? 12.. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .... 13. Prints of what leafs can you recognize? 14. It is on Jurassic Coast, England 15a) b). Name of this fossilized species? 16. Whose are these footprints discovered in Volcanic tuff in Africa? 17a)b). The name of the oldest collonial multicelled organisms #1:

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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6:54 AM Sun Sep 12 C 100% Lab-1 ONLINE Fossils.docx #17a): b): Geological Time Scale Million ERA PERIOD EPOCH / AGE EVENTS Years Ago Today Ice Age ends Holocene Humans are dominant Quaternary 0.01 Earliest Humans appear Ice Age begins CENOZOIC Pleistocene 1.6 Age of Mammals Pliocene Hominids (human ancestors) appear 5.3 Miocene Grass becomes widespread 23.7– 65.5 mya – Tertiary Oligocene Mammals are dominant present day - 36.6 Еосепe Eocene – Oligocene extinction event 57.8 Paleocene First large mammals appear 65.5 K-T extinction event Earth looks closer to present-day Flowering plants appear Extinction of Cretaceous MESOZOIC Dinosaurs 144 Age of Reptiles First Birds appear Pangaea splits into Laurasia, Gondwanna Dinosaurs are dominant Jurassic 245 mya – 65.5 mya 208 Pangaea cracks First mammals appear Reptiles are dominant First Triassic Dinosaurs 245 Age of Amphibians Permian - Triassic extinetion event Permian Pangaea forms 286 Carboniferous First reptiles appear First large cartilaginous fishes appear 360 Age of Fishes Late Devonian extinction event First land animals appear First amphibians appear PALEOZOIC Devonian 408 First land plants appear First jawed fishes appear First insects appear Silurian 570 mya – 245 mya 438 Ordovician - Silurian extinction event Ordovician First vertebrates appear Age of 505 Invertebrates End Botomian extinction event Cambrian First fungi appear Trilobites are dominant 570 Proterozoic First soft-bodied animals appear First multicellular life appear PRECAMBRIAN Eon - 2500– Achean Photosynthesizing cyanobacteria appear First unicellular life appear 4600 mya – 570 mya Eon –3800 Hadean Priscoan Atmosphere and oceans form Oldest rocks form as Earth cools Eon Period 4600 Formation of Earth 11 Dashboard Calendar Тo Do Notifications Inbox 000
Transcribed Image Text:6:54 AM Sun Sep 12 C 100% Lab-1 ONLINE Fossils.docx #17a): b): Geological Time Scale Million ERA PERIOD EPOCH / AGE EVENTS Years Ago Today Ice Age ends Holocene Humans are dominant Quaternary 0.01 Earliest Humans appear Ice Age begins CENOZOIC Pleistocene 1.6 Age of Mammals Pliocene Hominids (human ancestors) appear 5.3 Miocene Grass becomes widespread 23.7– 65.5 mya – Tertiary Oligocene Mammals are dominant present day - 36.6 Еосепe Eocene – Oligocene extinction event 57.8 Paleocene First large mammals appear 65.5 K-T extinction event Earth looks closer to present-day Flowering plants appear Extinction of Cretaceous MESOZOIC Dinosaurs 144 Age of Reptiles First Birds appear Pangaea splits into Laurasia, Gondwanna Dinosaurs are dominant Jurassic 245 mya – 65.5 mya 208 Pangaea cracks First mammals appear Reptiles are dominant First Triassic Dinosaurs 245 Age of Amphibians Permian - Triassic extinetion event Permian Pangaea forms 286 Carboniferous First reptiles appear First large cartilaginous fishes appear 360 Age of Fishes Late Devonian extinction event First land animals appear First amphibians appear PALEOZOIC Devonian 408 First land plants appear First jawed fishes appear First insects appear Silurian 570 mya – 245 mya 438 Ordovician - Silurian extinction event Ordovician First vertebrates appear Age of 505 Invertebrates End Botomian extinction event Cambrian First fungi appear Trilobites are dominant 570 Proterozoic First soft-bodied animals appear First multicellular life appear PRECAMBRIAN Eon - 2500– Achean Photosynthesizing cyanobacteria appear First unicellular life appear 4600 mya – 570 mya Eon –3800 Hadean Priscoan Atmosphere and oceans form Oldest rocks form as Earth cools Eon Period 4600 Formation of Earth 11 Dashboard Calendar Тo Do Notifications Inbox 000
6:53 AM Sun Sep 12 100% Lab-1 ONLINE Fossils.docx 1 МСC SCI-155 Dr. Natalia Malyk-Selivanova Lab-1 Fossils Section.. . Student References: Lecture #3: Geologic Time Scale + Geo Time scale below the Lab- on p. 12. Specimen # and questions Name of the Geologic Geologic Range of the Absolute age in Million years species ΕΝ ERA From the older to the younger 1. These are modern colonies of the earliest multicelled organisms survived in Western Australian 2. Name of this species that became extinct about 250mya? 3. Name of this species that became extinct about 65mya? 4. Whose are these footprints? 5. Skull of what famous creature is it? 6. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of ..... 7. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .... 8. What two types of species left prints of their bodies in this ancient oceanic bottom deposits? 9. Prints of what half-plant-half- animals can be recognized in the 9 a and 9b? 10. Fossil of what ancient shell is it? 11a)b) What is the name of this fossilized cephalopod? 12.. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of ... 13. Prints of what leafs can you recognize? 14. It is on Jurassic Coast, England 15a) b). Name of this fossilized species? 16. Whose are these footprints discovered in Volcanic tuff in Africa? 17a)b). The name of the oldest collonial multicelled organisms #1: 11 Dashboard Calendar Тo Do Notifications Inbox 000
Transcribed Image Text:6:53 AM Sun Sep 12 100% Lab-1 ONLINE Fossils.docx 1 МСC SCI-155 Dr. Natalia Malyk-Selivanova Lab-1 Fossils Section.. . Student References: Lecture #3: Geologic Time Scale + Geo Time scale below the Lab- on p. 12. Specimen # and questions Name of the Geologic Geologic Range of the Absolute age in Million years species ΕΝ ERA From the older to the younger 1. These are modern colonies of the earliest multicelled organisms survived in Western Australian 2. Name of this species that became extinct about 250mya? 3. Name of this species that became extinct about 65mya? 4. Whose are these footprints? 5. Skull of what famous creature is it? 6. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of ..... 7. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of .... 8. What two types of species left prints of their bodies in this ancient oceanic bottom deposits? 9. Prints of what half-plant-half- animals can be recognized in the 9 a and 9b? 10. Fossil of what ancient shell is it? 11a)b) What is the name of this fossilized cephalopod? 12.. This oceanic bottom is covered with fossils of ... 13. Prints of what leafs can you recognize? 14. It is on Jurassic Coast, England 15a) b). Name of this fossilized species? 16. Whose are these footprints discovered in Volcanic tuff in Africa? 17a)b). The name of the oldest collonial multicelled organisms #1: 11 Dashboard Calendar Тo Do Notifications Inbox 000
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