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What are the 3 periods of the Precambrian Era?
Hadean (Oldest), Archean, Proterozoic (Youngest)
What occured during the Hadean Period of the Precambrian era?
earth began to form, there was no oxygen
What occurred during the Archean period of the Precambrian era?
the first life forms come during this time, the first continents and oldest rock forms are created
What occured during the Proterozoic period of the precambrian era?
first major extinction during this time, 1st eukaryote (cell with nucleus), formation of redbeds causing oxygen level to increase
What are Redbeds?
rocks containing iron that went under oxidation, proving the development of oxygen in the atmosphere
What are Tillites?
glacial deposits, proving the earth had cooled down enough to form ice
What are ophiolites?
indicates continent on continent collisions
What was millers experiment?
Made an artificial atmposphere to explain life, wasn't the most effective.
What was photosynthesis, and what is its formula?
producing food off chlorophyll, sunlight and carbon dioxide.
CO2+ H2O= Sugar & O2 which is food
What were Eukarayotes, and what was the signification of them?
biggest step in evolution, eukaryotes evolved from prokarayotes which had no membrane and was fully dependent on atmosphere to live. Eukarayotes were complex cells
What is Orogeny?
the building of mountains geologically