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Mesozoic Era-cretaceous 白垩纪(中生代-白垩纪) Cenozoic Era-Paleogene-Paleocene 古新世(新生代-古近纪-古新世) Cenozoic Era-Paleogene-Eocene 始新世(新生代-古近纪-始新世) Buffon 布丰/布封 director at the Jardin du Roi(Jardin des Plantes) Histoire Naturelle,自然史 AndreasVesalius 安德雷亚斯·维萨里 De ...
Previous studies of the late Cenozoic erosion rate have yielded different views—long-term stable rates or a significant increase at climate transitions—leading to uncertainty concerning the hypothesized global erosion rate controlled by either tectonic uplift or climatic changes. Here, we present a sev...
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Just a note here: The original Clock of Eras was developed about 100 years ago. Our understanding of geologic time has come a long way. To get to the point the only true eras on the clock now are the Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. The Hadean, Archean, and Proterozoic are now terme...
The sediments that covered the rift included Mesozoic and Cenozoic sedimentary rocks of the Mississippi embayment. Large amounts of the sediment was loosely consolidated, soft and sandy as a result of the ground shaking, ground deformation, slides, slumps, and liquefaction. A mass of intrusive ...
The Eocene–Oligocene Boundary (~34 million years ago) marks one of the largest extinctions of marine invertebrates in the world oceans and of mammalian fauna in Europe and Asia in the Cenozoic era. A shift to a cooler climate across this boundary has been suggested as the cause of this ext...
Cenozoic era Thesaurus Medical Encyclopedia Wikipedia The geological era after the Mesozoic era. It is sometimes known as the age of mammals and began 65 million years ago. Dictionary of Unfamiliar Words by Diagram Group Copyright © 2008 by Diagram Visual Information Limited ...