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 Covers approximately 88%

of the Earth's history.

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

 Covers approximately 88%

of the Earth's history.

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA OTHER PROTEROIZOC

LIFE ACULA DISCOVERIES ERA

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

TRANSFORMATION CORONACOLLINA OTHER PROTEROIZOC

OF EARTH ACULA DISCOVERIES ERA
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA OTHER PROTEROIZOC

LIFE ACULA DISCOVERIES ERA

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN 560 MILLION YEARS OTHER PROTEROIZOC

LIFE AGO DISCOVERIES ERA
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA OTHER PROTEROIZOC

LIFE ACULA DISCOVERIES ERA

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO FOSSIL
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA FOSSIL PROTEROIZOC

LIFE ACULA ERA

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA OTHER PROTEROIZOC

LIFE ACULA DISCOVERIES ERA

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO FOSSIL ICE AGES
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA OTHER

LIFE ACULA DISCOVERIES
ICE AGES

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO FOSSIL
 THE PRECAMBRIAN LIFE

PRECAMBRIAN CORONACOLLINA OTHER PROTEROIZOC

LIFE ACULA DISCOVERIES ERA

TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO FOSSIL ICE AGES
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TRANSFORMATION
OF EARTH 560 MILLION YEARS
AGO FOSSIL ICE AGES
TRANSFORMATION OF EARTH
Molten rock
solidified to
a ball of form the earth's
Liquid rock enveloped
gas and with hot, non- crust.
dust breathable gases
mostly composed of
carbon dioxide, Gases changed
nitrogen, and sulfur. resulting to cooler
temperature
Earth become more composed mostly of
habitable, allowing nitrogen .
single- celled
cyanobacteria to
exist.
  discovered in South Australia,
conducted by Professor Mary
Droser head of the University Of
California geologist team
CORONACOLLINA
ACULA

 sponge-like fossils with hard body parts and

spicules that extended 20-40 cm from the
main body (estimated about 5-cm long)
  Fossil discoveries from south
Australia suggest the earliest
animal species, dating back 650
million years.
FOSSILS

 Until this discovery, most scientists believed

that there was no animal life prior to the
Ediacaran period. Many scientists now
believed that animals may in fact have
evolved during the Cryogenian periodG
  Influenced by tectonic plates,
forming the supercontinent
Rodinia which leads to the Ice
Ages.
PROTEROIZOC
ERA

 Oxygen production of cyanobacteria altered Earth's

atmosphere, causing oxygen depletion, killing some
prokaryotic organisms and the evolution of new
organisms to survive, allowing aerobic eukaryotes,
the first multicellular organism to dominate.