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Chapter 13
Earth Science College Prep

Geologic Time

Geologic time

Chapter 13

Evolution and Geologic Time

Section 13.1

What are the units of geologic time?

What are the units of geologic time?

Era

Period

epoch

Give the Eras of Geologic time.

Give the Eras of Geologic time.

Precambrian

Paleozoic ancient life

Mesozoic middle life

Cenozoic recent life

Organic Evolution

Organic evolution change in life-forms through time

Species group of organisms that normally reproduce only among themselves

Natural selection process by which organisms with traits that are suited to a certain environment have a better chance of surviving and reproducing than organisms whose traits are not suited to it.

Present-Day Rapid Extinctions

Section 13.2

How do humans promote extinctions?

Kill organism faster than they can reproduce

Over hunting

Carelessness

Change environment destroy habitat

Early Earth History

Section 13.3

What was the dominant life forms in Precambrian time?

Cyanobacteria blue green bacteria that produced oxygen on earth

Name the Periods of the Paleozoic Era.

Cambrian trilobites, brachiopods

Ordovician first land plants

Silurian warm, shallow seas

Devonian fish dominant, first amphibians

Mississippian amphibians dominant

Pennsylvanian reptiles and insects evolve

Permian mass extinction

Middle and Recent Earth History

Section 13.4

Name the Periods of the Mesozoic Era

Triassic first mammals, Pangaea breaks up

Jurassic Dinosaurs dominant, first birds

Cretaceous angiosperms appear

Name the Periods and Epochs of the Cenozoic Era.

Tertiary

Paleocene

Eocene

Oligocene

Miocene

Pliocene mammals abundant

Quaternary

Pleistocene

Holocene Homo sapians evolves

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