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