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AB Ch 8

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Fossils   traces of things preserved in rock  
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Formation   covered in sediment and decomposes, sediment pressed together  
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Cyanobacteria   prokaryotes, sunlight to make food  
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Paleozoic   age of fishes, life moved onto land, “ancient life”  
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Cenozoic   age of mammals, current era  
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Mesozoic   age of reptiles, dinosaurs, mammals started to form  
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Precambrian   life began  
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Opposable thumbs   grip, all primates  
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Front   facing eyes  
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Primates   binocular vision, and opposable thumbs  
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Hominids   earliest fossils in Africa, homo erectus  
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Ozone layer   protects earth from radiation  
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Mass extinctions   sudden global climate change, mark divisions in geologic time, largest  
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Eras   blocks of geologic time  
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Pangea   supercontinent  
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Relative dating   estimate age based on where it is found  
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Neanderthals   lived at the same time as homo sapiens  
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Paleontologists   scientists who study life before humans  
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Half   life  
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Tectonic plates   continents and oceans are on top of  
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Australopithecenes   similar to apes, but bigger brains  
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Homo sapiens   first to create sculpture and paintings  
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Scientists believe life came from simple chemicals    
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