Cyanobacteria, forming atmosphere
Earliest life forms (such as ___) were influenced by the climates produced by the ______ ______ and oceans of Earth
Volcanic Activity, extremely difficult, did not
During the Precambrian time ____ ____ was one of the most natural events but lava flows, ash clouds in the atmosphere, and heat made conditions for life forms ________. Those simple life forms did/did not survive.
True
True or False: Very explosive volcanic activity can send ash and dusty high into the atmosphere where it is carried great distances around the Earth
False: the sun CAN be blocked and it CAN disrupt many of Earth's processes
True or False and what makes the sentence true: The sun can not be blocked for long periods of time. This violent type of activity can not disrupt many of Earth's processes and ultimately the life forms that depend on those processes.
Developed and Flourished and the Paleozoic Era
Life on land ____ ___ ___ in the tropical climates and warm shallow seas during which time period
Paleozoic Era and Sea Levels
Throughout what era as different land environments formed and ___ levels changed new life forms developed.
Marine Species and Pangaea
Life forms that could not adapt or find suitable conditions (especially ___species) disappeared as a result of _____
Plate tectonics and Volcanic activity
As continents collided and mountains built up due to ___________, volcanoes also formed. _____ _____ continued to be common in the Paleozoic Era.
early invertebrates, trilobites, fish, insects, amphibians, reptiles
Began with the 1. (such as ___ and brachiopods) continued to develop 2. early vertebrate ___ 3. arachnids and ____ 4. 1st ____ and near the era's end the ____ became dominant (Paleozoic Era)
simple mosses, ferns, cone-bearing plants
Early land plants included: ___ ____, ____, ____-____ ____
Seed plants
By the end of the Paleozoic Era, ____ ___ were common.
Pangaea, marine, amphibians
The mass extinction caused by ____. Most ____ invertebrates and _____ disappeared.
Precambrian Time
What time period were Cyanobacteria, oxygen being a major atmospheric gas, shielding of Earth from ultraviolet rays, complex organisms, and invertebrates in?
Paleozoic Era
What time period were organisms with hard parts, fish, amphibians, reptiles and Pangaea in?
Cyanobacteria
What goes through photosynthesis and produces oxygen?
No because there weren't many organisms with hard parts they were mostly invertebrates
Were there a lot of fossils in the Precambrian Time? Why?
Eons
The longest geologic time are called
Geologic Time Scale
The division of Earth's history into time units makes up the...
Species
A group of organisms that reproduce only with members of their group is a...
Paleozoic
Pangaea formed during what time period?
Periods
A subdivision of eras is called ____ are characterized by the types of life existing worldwide
Fossils
This helps scientists divide Earth's history into time units
Only a few
The oldest rocks on earth contain _____ fossils
Precambrian
What is the longest part of Earth's history?
Blue-green
Cyanobacteria are _____ bacteria thought to be one of the earliest life forms on Earth.