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09 Geologic Time

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The globe below shows what Earth's landforms may have looked like 750 million years ago. (Make sure to watch the globe spin all the way around, you can also put your mouse on the globe and scroll to zoom in and out).

Compare the globe above to the one below, which shows what Earth's landforms may have looked like 20 million years ago. ( Make sure to watch the globe spin all the way around)

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Visit the website dinasaurpictures.org to navigate to a model of earth 750 million years ago and 20 million years ago. (Or look at the globes above)

What did Earth look like 750 million years ago compared to 20 millions years ago? How did the land formations change?

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Fossils

  • Evidence of past life preserved in rock

  • Gives us clues to the past climate, environment, and abiotic factors in an area

  • Body Fossils: Actual remains of an organism

  • Trace Fossils: Not an actual part of the organism, but shows evidence of activity

Categorize these fossil examples as body or tracel fossils.

  • Worm burrowing

  • Ammonite shell

  • Dinosaur footprints

  • Dragonfly

  • Corprolite (fossilized feces)

  • Dinosaur egg shells

  • Early mammal skeleton

  • Body Fossil

  • Trace Fossil

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Relative Dating

  • Putting events in sequential order

  • Fossils and layers of rock are compared to the age of other fossils and rocks

  • Fossils of organisms that were sensitive to temperature changes help define key events

Here's an example of using relative time. Put these events in the order of Mrs. Winer's typical day.

  1. Went to bed

  2. Ate lunch

  3. Woke up

  4. Ate breakfast

  5. Ate dinner

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Absolute Dating

  • Putting events in chronological order with dates

  • Radiometric dating on the rock surrounding the fossils gives an approximate age

  • Measures the radioactive decay of element isotopes

Here's an example of using absolute time. Match the times these events would occur in a typical day for Mrs. Winer

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Ate lunch

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6:30 am

Woke up

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8:00 am

Ate dinner

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12:00 pm (noon)

Went to bed

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6:00 pm

Ate breakfast

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9:30 pm

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The Geologic Time Scale is used for absolute dating in earth's history.

There are 4 major divisions in the Geologic Time Scale.

The longest division are .

These can be divided into

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What part of the geologic time scale are we currently living in?

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The layers closer to the surface must be

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Scientists use to help compare the ages of rocks

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Arrange the geologic time divisions from largests to smallest.

  1. Epochs

  2. Era

  3. Eons

  4. Periods

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Fossils have been found from the Hadean eon.

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During the Proterzoic eon, what did photosynthetic bacteria add to the atmosphere?

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The Phanerozoic eon is known as the time of visible life.

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The Cambrian explosion at the beginning of the Paleozoic era produced diverse and complex organisms in the

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The Cenozoic era saw the rise of