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    The Geological Time Museum document provides descriptions of various organisms from different eras, including brachiopods, sponges, sand dollars, crinoids, bivalves, jellyfish, trilobites, crustaceans, coral, giant cephalopods, nautiloids, ammonites, jawless fish, coal, giant dragonflies, lungfish, pterygotus, diplocaulus, archaeopteryx, pteradactyls, stegosaurus, pteranodon, allosaurus, iguanodon, tyrannosaurus rex, diplodocus, brachiosaurus, triceratops, eohippus the first horse

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    The Geological Time Museum document provides descriptions of various organisms from different eras, including brachiopods, sponges, sand dollars, crinoids, bivalves, jellyfish, trilobites, crustaceans, coral, giant cephalopods, nautiloids, ammonites, jawless fish, coal, giant dragonflies, lungfish, pterygotus, diplocaulus, archaeopteryx, pteradactyls, stegosaurus, pteranodon, allosaurus, iguanodon, tyrannosaurus rex, diplodocus, brachiosaurus, triceratops, eohippus the first horse

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    Geological Time Museum

    Brachiopod
    Two shells of unequal size

    Sponges

    Sand Dollar

    Crinoids

    Bivalve
    Bivalves are a type of mollusk. They have two shells of equal size.

    Jellyfish

    Trilobites

    Crustaceans

    Coral

    Giant Cephalopod

    Nautiloids

    Ammonite

    Jawless Fish

    Coal

    Giant Dragonfly

    Lungfish

    Pterygotus

    Diplocaulus

    Archaeopteryx

    Pteradactyl

    Stegosaurus

    Pteranodon

    Allosaurus

    Iguanodon

    Tyrannosaurus Rex

    Diplodocus

    Brachiosaurus

    Triceratops

    Eohippus
    The first and smallest horse

    Alticamelus

    Angiosperm

    Primates
    A group of mammals that include humans, apes, monkeys, and prosimians Gorillas and orangutans have characteristics that make them nonhuman primates, including opposable big toes. Based on physical and genetic similarities, the closest living relative of humans is thought to be the chimpanzee

    Prosimians before monkeys

    Gorilla

    Chimpanzee

    Australopithecus Southern Man Ape

    Homo Habilis
    Used crude stone tools

    Homo Erectus
    Marks the beginning of the expansion of human population across the globe

    Homo Sapiens

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