History of the Earth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The history of the Earth describes the most important events and fundamental stages in the development of the planet Earth from its formation to the present day during the last 4.54 billion years. N...
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The first detailed record of vertebrates appears during the Cambrian as fossils of jawless fish. These bottom-dwellers, some of which had skeletons made of cartilage rather than bone, first appeared some 500 million years ago. ... These 300 million years of the Paleozoic era realized many critical events in evolution,
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Then, in a rather brief 10 million years beginning about 540 million years ago (the beginning of the "Cambrian period"), there apparently occurred a world-wide dramatic acceleration in the rate of evolution: the "Cambrian explosion." A vast array of diversified life abruptly emerged: all the phyla from which today's...
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Just last month, in an article published by the journal Nature, an international team of scientists reported finding the exquisitely preserved remains of a 1-in.- to 2-in.-long animal that flourished in the Cambrian oceans 525 million years ago. ... The key to the Cambrian explosion, researchers are now convinced,
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Hunting down the past one discovery at a time. ... The Cambrian explosion refers to the sudden radiation of metazoan life during the Cambrian period, and is usually placed between about 540-530 million years ago. It is often said that during the Cambrian explosion all of the modern phyla appeared.
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But one of the biggest moments in Earth's lifetime is the Cambrian explosion of life, roughly 540 million years ago, when complex, ... "An explosive and previously unrecognized greening of the Earth occurred toward the end of the Precambrian and was an important trigger for the Cambrian explosion of life," said Knauth,
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Approximately 750,000,000 BC-700,000,000 BC: The entire Earth may be a deep frozen wasteland for ten million years ... Approximately 570,000,000 BC: The Cambrian explosion in biological diversity is taking place...
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Giant impact on Venus 800 million years ago? ... For an explosion 8km above the ocean the surface area of the sphere is approximately 8E8 sq m. An explosion equivalent to 10Mt of TNT is 4.2E16 Joules therefore the energy flux at the surface of an 8km sphere is 5.2E7 J/sq m. Assume 50% is this is converted to work in...
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300 million years of reptiles, ... 580–500 Ma Most modern groups begin to appear in the fossil record during the Cambrian explosion. ... The Permian-Triassic (P-T or PT) extinction event, sometimes informally called the Great Dying, was an extinction event that occurred approximately 251 million years ago (mya),
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