Activity 1:

 Mesozoic era
 Geometric time
 Mesoarchean era
 Archean eon
 Relative dating
 Epochs
 Eons
 Absolute dating
 Cenozoic era
 Ages

Activity 2:
Event Relative Dating Absolute Dating
1. Best known for ushering Paleozoic Era 542 million years ago to 251
in an explosion of life million years ago
on earth.
2. The point at which Archean Eon 4.6 billion to 541 million years
earth began to form. ago
3. The modern Cenozoic era 66 million years ago and
configuration and extending to the present
geographic positions
and during which
earth’s flora and fauna
evolved.
4. Middle life era. Life Mesozoic Era 252 million to about 66 million
diversified rapidly and years ago
giant reptiles, dinosaurs
and other monstrous
beasts roamed the
earth.
5. The major super- Neoproterozoric Era 1 billion to 541 million years
continental ago
reconfigurations,
climatically its deepest
ever glacial freeze, and
geochemically some of
the most anomalous
perturbations on record

Guide Questions:
 1. Yes, because living go through in transformative changes thus, it has a big role in geologic time
scales.
2. Cenozoic Era, obviously it is in absolute dating 66 million years ago until now.

Activity 3:
 Reflection:
I understood that geologic time scale has an enormous role on the things that are being developed on
earth, in light of the fact that without it, there wouldn't be advancement of these things.

Part 2 of Week 6:

Activity 2:

INDEX FOSSIL JUMBLED ARRANGED SALIENT PERIOD ERA

Oceans and continents 0:01
LETTERS WORD
Humans 59:59 FEATURES
1. EECNPT Pecten Convex Quarternary Cenozoic
2. AEEINNR Nerinea Stair-like Jurrasic Mesozoic
3. OEUPTDSL Leptodus Flat and thin PermianFish 6:52Paleozoic
4. ACCCOTSUNIR Cactocrinus Radial Mississippian Paleozoic

5. AUUHTBYSR
1Bathyurus 1 symmetry
Pointed
pleurae 1 Ordovician Paleozoic

1 2
6. OOISNTM Monotis Radially striate Triassic Mesozoic
7. AAOIEPRDXDS Paradoxides Pointed spines Cambrian Land plants 10:32
Paleozoic
8. IOUCDLCYTSST Dictyoclostus With lines, Pennsylvanian Paleozoic
grooves, and
finely develop

9. 9
EEAAIVNRCRDI
spines
Venericardia Thorn-like
shell
3
Tertiary Cenozoic

10. AEISHPCS Scaphites Boat-shaped Cretaceous Mesozoic

Mammals 36:44

4
shell

Guide Questions:
8 Insects 19:28

1. Leptodus, Cactocrinus,
Bathyurus, Paradoxides,
7 6 5 Amphibians 22:38
Dictyoclostus
2. So we can identify how index fossils went through.
Dinosaurs 36:00 3. So we can determine which is
which. Birds 43:41
Reptiles 25:16

Activity 3:

1. Bathyurus
2. It only lived in a short period of time
3. Ordovician/ Paleozoic
2:

1. Trophites
2. It only lived in the same outcrop/ only appeared once in all outcrops
3. Triassic/ Mesozoic