CREATE A BRACE MAP TO SHOW THE GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE ERAS AND PERIODS AS SHOWN ON THE GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE REFERENCE CHART BELOW. AND MARK THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS ON THE BRACE MAP NEXT TO THE CORRECT PERIOD.single-celled organisms: 3,500 million years agoTrilobites: 500 million years agoEarly land plants: 430 million years agoReptiles: 280 million years agoFish: 395 million years agoWhales: 20 million years agoDinosaurs: 225-65 million years agoMammals: 65 million years agoHumans: 2.5 million years agoBirds: 120 million years agoPangaea starts to separate: 225 million years ago The Geologic Time Scale Reference TableMillions ofEraPeriodMajor EventsYears Ago4600 -Fossils extremely rare. Anaerobic heterotrophic prokaryotes appear 3.5 billion years ago. Photosyntheticprokaryotes appear 3.0 billion years ago. First aerobic eukaryotic cells appear 2.0 billion years ago. Multicellularalgae appear 1.2 billion years ago. Additional multicellular forms quickly follow. Life existed only on the seas.Precambrian540540540 -The "Cambrian Explosion" brings great diversity in invertebrate life. Life includes: (1) Soft-bodied jellyfish, worms,and sponges, (2) Brachiopods with two-shells similar to clams, and (3) Trilobites (arthropods) are dominant.Cambrian245510Diverse marine invertebrates are dominant. Ancestors of modern octopi and squid appear. First primitive jawlessfish are present.Ordovician430Jawless fish are abundant. Jawed fish appear. First colonization of land by arthropods and vascular plants, such asSilurianferns.Paleozoic400Called the "Age of Fishes" because of abundant and diverse forms in the seas. Ferns and horsetails are present onland, as well as wingless insects and arachnids. First amphibians appear.Devonian360Rich deposits of coal are formed. First seed plants appear. Appearance of amniote egg in early reptiles. Abundantsharks, amphibians, and winged insects.Carboniferous285Largest mass extinction in Earth's history. 95% of marine species disappear. On land, gymnosperms and conifersare dominant.Permian245Survivors of the largest mass extinction spread and colonize new areas. The super-continent Pangaea altersclimates and ocean circulation. Earliest dinosaurs appear. Cycads and conifers are dominant plant life. Earlyrodent-like mammals are present in late Triassic.245 -Triassic65200Dinosaurs rule the Earth as the dominant animal life on land. Some reptiles develop bird-like characteristicsleading to the evolution of birds. Pangaea begins to break apart. First angiosperms appear on land.MesozoicJurassic140Dinosaurs are dominant early in this period, but in another mass extinction at the end of this period, 50% of allplant and animal species become extinct, including the dinosaurs. Angiosperms are dominant. Break up ofPangaea continues.Cretaceous6565 -Angiosperms and insects flourish. Earliest placental mammals. Rapid evolution seen in mammals includes largeTertiarygrazing mammals and marine mammals. Earth's climate is warm and mild.present2.0CenozoicClimate cools leading to a series of ice ages at the beginning of this period. Mastodons, mammoths, and largecarnivores appear. Earliest humans appear 4.5 million years ago, and Homo sapiens appear 200,000 years ago.20,000 years ago Earth's climate began to warm.QuaternaryCopyright © Amy Brown Science

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CREATE A BRACE MAP TO SHOW THE GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE ERAS AND PERIODS AS SHOWN ON THE GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE REFERENCE CHART BELOW. AND MARK THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT EVENTS ON THE BRACE MAP NEXT TO THE CORRECT PERIOD.single-celled organisms: 3,500 million years agoTrilobites: 500 million years agoEarly land plants: 430 million years agoReptiles: 280 million years agoFish: 395 million years agoWhales: 20 million years agoDinosaurs: 225-65 million years agoMammals: 65 million years agoHumans: 2.5 million years agoBirds: 120 million years agoPangaea starts to separate: 225 million years ago The Geologic Time Scale Reference TableMillions ofEraPeriodMajor EventsYears Ago4600 -Fossils extremely rare. Anaerobic heterotrophic prokaryotes appear 3.5 billion years ago. Photosyntheticprokaryotes appear 3.0 billion years ago. First aerobic eukaryotic cells appear 2.0 billion years ago. Multicellularalgae appear 1.2 billion years ago. Additional multicellular forms quickly follow. Life existed only on the seas.Precambrian540540540 -The &#34;Cambrian Explosion&#34; brings great diversity in invertebrate life. Life includes: (1) Soft-bodied jellyfish, worms,and sponges, (2) Brachiopods with two-shells similar to clams, and (3) Trilobites (arthropods) are dominant.Cambrian245510Diverse marine invertebrates are dominant. Ancestors of modern octopi and squid appear. First primitive jawlessfish are present.Ordovician430Jawless fish are abundant. Jawed fish appear. First colonization of land by arthropods and vascular plants, such asSilurianferns.Paleozoic400Called the &#34;Age of Fishes&#34; because of abundant and diverse forms in the seas. Ferns and horsetails are present onland, as well as wingless insects and arachnids. First amphibians appear.Devonian360Rich deposits of coal are formed. First seed plants appear. Appearance of amniote egg in early reptiles. Abundantsharks, amphibians, and winged insects.Carboniferous285Largest mass extinction in Earth's history. 95% of marine species disappear. On land, gymnosperms and conifersare dominant.Permian245Survivors of the largest mass extinction spread and colonize new areas. The super-continent Pangaea altersclimates and ocean circulation. Earliest dinosaurs appear. Cycads and conifers are dominant plant life. Earlyrodent-like mammals are present in late Triassic.245 -Triassic65200Dinosaurs rule the Earth as the dominant animal life on land. Some reptiles develop bird-like characteristicsleading to the evolution of birds. Pangaea begins to break apart. First angiosperms appear on land.MesozoicJurassic140Dinosaurs are dominant early in this period, but in another mass extinction at the end of this period, 50% of allplant and animal species become extinct, including the dinosaurs. Angiosperms are dominant. Break up ofPangaea continues.Cretaceous6565 -Angiosperms and insects flourish. Earliest placental mammals. Rapid evolution seen in mammals includes largeTertiarygrazing mammals and marine mammals. Earth's climate is warm and mild.present2.0CenozoicClimate cools leading to a series of ice ages at the beginning of this period. Mastodons, mammoths, and largecarnivores appear. Earliest humans appear 4.5 million years ago, and Homo sapiens appear 200,000 years ago.20,000 years ago Earth's climate began to warm.QuaternaryCopyright © Amy Brown Science

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According to law of superposition in sequence of layers of sedimentary rock the oldest layer at the…