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Notes for the Geological timeline

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How Many Eras are they and what are they in order?   1.Precambrian 2.Paleozoic 3.Mesozoic 4.Cenozoic  
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How long was the Precambrian era?   4060 million years long  
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How long was the Paleozoic era?   345 million years long  
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How long was the Mesozoic era?   160 million years long  
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How long was the Cenozoic era?   65 million years long  
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How many periods are in the Paleozoic Era and what are they?   SIX 1.Cambrian 2.Ordovician 3.Silurian 4.Devonian 5.Carboniferous 6.Permian  
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How many periods are in the Mesozoic Era and what are they?   THREE 1.Triassic 2.Jurassic 3.Cretaceous  
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How many periods are in the Cenozoic Era and what are they?   TWO so far 1.Tertiary 2.Quaternary  
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How long is the Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian Carboniferous, and Permian periods?   1) 70m.y 2) 70m.y 3) 35m.y 4) 50m.y 5) 65m.y 6) 55m.y  
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How long is the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods?   Triassic 35m.y Jurassic 54m.y Cretaceous 71m.y  
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How long is the Tertiary and the Quaternary periods?   1. 63.2m.y 2.1.8m.y  
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