'Cenozoic' presentation slideshows

Life of the Cenozoic Era

Chapter 18. Life of the Cenozoic Era. This mural from the Smithsonian Institution depicts what life was like at Agate Beds National Monument, Nebraska, during the Miocene Epoch. Cenozoic Biota. Recall that when Earth formed it was hot, barren, and waterless, the atmosphere was noxious,

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The Geology of the Cenozoic Era

The Geology of the Cenozoic Era. Introduction. The Cenozoic began ~65 mya and continues until the present Cenozoic rocks are more easily accessible and less deformed than older rocks divided into the Tertiary and Quaternary. Early Work on the Cenozoic.

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Integration of Global-Scale Geologic Databases: Fossil and Sedimentary Examples

Google search: Allister Rees Email: rees@geo.arizona.edu. Integration of Global-Scale Geologic Databases: Fossil and Sedimentary Examples. Allister Rees The University of Arizona. DATABASES - SUMMARY. Coverage. Geographic (Spatial): global

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California Geologic History

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Earth Science, 12e

Earth Science, 12e. Geologic Time Chapter 11. Historical notes . Catastrophism Landscape developed by catastrophes James Ussher, mid-1600s, concluded Earth was only a few thousand years old Modern geology Uniformitarianism Fundamental principle of geology

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Big Idea 1

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Lecture 34 : Cenozoic Life Volant Organisms

Lecture 34 : Cenozoic Life Volant Organisms. Holocene representatives of Accipitriformes (birds of prey). Subdivisions of the Cenozoic Era (Phanerozoic Eon). Originally based on the similarities of the fossil faunas to modern-day faunas.

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Evolution

Evolution. What is the connection between these terms ????. Evolution- Reproduction- Genetics-. Evolution. The term evolution means- a slow and gradual change over time. More specific:

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Geologic History

Geologic History. Precambrian Era. Vulcanism. Fault. Ancient Sea. Igneous Rock. Precambrian Era( earliest life). Geologic History. Paleozoic Era. Erosion. Erosion. Sediments. Sediments. Igneous Rock. Paleozoic (ancient life). Geologic History. Mesozoic Era. Erosion. Sediments.

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Earth’s Changing Surface Chapter 4 A Trip Through Geologic Time Review and Reinforce Worksheet Answer Keys.

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1) stasis

1) stasis. A) is an essential part of the gradualist model of evolution B) refers to morphological stasis, not molecular stasis C) suggests strong directional selection D) is more likely in dueterostomes E) none of the above. 2) You are:. A) a deuterostome B) a protostome

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