Paleogeology - Precambrian to Present (Rectangular)

[amandarandom89]

Could have done with a timeline in years, my geological eras are a bit fuzzy.

[Geochron]

Check out the Molleweide (oval) version. It's got the years marked (MYA = million years ago, KYA = thousand years ago)

[Sanngot]

As an Earth Sciences student, I find this stuff simply fascinating. I always wonder what it must have been like on Earth back then.

[2freet]

Can you show what will hapen in the future?? would be great :]

[Geochron]

I'll see what I can do. =)

[2freet]

omg, that would be so interessting! greetings from Switzerland.

[2freet]

Thanks for this. Omg at 1:51 Africa was split up and then reunited. amazing.

[orpiment99]

It would be nice if you posted a link to Dr. Blakey's site.

[JamesCalico]

this was absolutly fabulous

[tekhiun]

you missed the hyborean age ;p

[kalamain]

What's with the huge leap between the middle and the late Triassic?

Or is that simply a warping of the image to fit the 'globe'?

It seems like a much larger shift than at other times.

[kalamain]

Also.....Is the flim clip at the start the run up to the detonation of one of the Nukes in the pacific ocean?

[TheFluffyDuck]

Which also gets me thinking. I wonder what Antarticas mega fauna looked liked during the Eocene before it was frozen over.

Africa still has most of its mega fauna. Australia had giant wombats, marsupial lions, and giant lizards. Europe had Mamoths etc.

Be interesting to think wha they had

[TheFluffyDuck]

Im studying geology. Victoria in Australia had some fantastic geology . Kept having mountain arcs slam up against us making new mountains then a giant rift valley formed. Then a very recent hot spot. We had polar dinosaurs with big eyes :)

Hey man could you put the audio name in the description? thanks.

[grenangle]

I stopped it at the start and tried to guess what was where. Failed miserably lol.

[therackjackets]

woot first

[Geochron]

congrats =)