Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
9th Edition
ISBN: 9780134746241
Author: Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher: PEARSON
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How many periods are in the Phanerozoic eon? NOTE: the "Tertiary" is no longer valid (it has been split) as a period. Type your answer...
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Transcribed Image Text:How many periods are in the Phanerozoic eon? NOTE: the "Tertiary" is no longer valid (it has been split) as a period. Type your answer...
MAGNETIC AGE POLARITY (Ma) 15 35- CENOZOIC PERIOD EPOCH CQUATER COA EXTOS NARY PLEISTOCENE CALABRIAN UGELASIAAN SC SD CAD SE CHE 50- CA DRES 17 NEOGENE MIOCENE TERTIARY PLIOCENE CIS OLIGOCENE PALEOGENE EOCENE AGE GSA GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE v. 5.0 MESOZOIC PIACENZIAN ZANCLEAN MESSINIAN TORTONIAN PALEOCENE SERRAVALLIAN LANGHIAN BURDIGALIAN +0.012 18 -2.58 -3.600 5.333 7.246 AQUITANIAN CHATTIAN MAGNETIC PICKS AGE POLARITY (Ma) (Ma) RUPELIAN PRIABONIAN BARTONIAN LUTETIAN YPRESIAN 11.63 -13.82 THANETIAN SELANDIAN DANIAN 15.97 20.44 23.03 -27.82 -33.9 -378 80 90 100 47.8 110 120 560 130 -502 140 412 180 -616 150- 160 170 190 200 210. 220 230. 240 66.0 250 And PERIOD EPOCH CRETACEOUS RAPID POLARITY CHANGE JURASSIC TRIASSIC LATE EARLY LATE MAASTRICHTIAN MOOLE EARLY LATE AGE MODLE CAMPANIAN SANTONIAN CONIACIAN TURONIAN CENOMANIAN ALBIAN APTIAN BARREMIAN HAUTERIVIAN VALANGINIAN BERRIASIAN TITHONIAN KIMMERIDGIAN OXFORDIAN CALLOWAN BATHONIAN BAJOCIAN AALENIAN TOARCIAN PLIENSBACHIAN SINEMURIAN HETTANGIAN RHAETIAN NORIAN CARNIAN LADINIAN ANISIAN PICKS (Ma) 66.0 -72.1 83.6 86.3 89.8 93.9 -100.5 -113 -125 -1294 -1329 139.8 145.0 -1523 1573 -1635 -166.1 -1683 -170.3 -174.1 -182.7 --190.8 -199.3 -2013 -208.5 --227 -237 -242 AGE (Ma) 260- 280 300 320- 340- 360- 420 CARBONIFER 440- 460- 480- PERIOD EPOCH 500- PALEOZOIC PRECAMBRIAN 620- -2472 2512 25130 540- PERMIAN DEVONIAN LURIAN CAMBRIAN UH Lopin- gian Guada- lupian Cisura- lian LATE MIDDLE EARLY LATE EARLY MIDDLE VISEAN LATE MIDDLE EARLY BO MASCOT LLANDO VERY LATE MIDDLE EARLY AGE LUOLOWISHEN BRODERIEIKA MELANÍ BR MENLOOK 200N TELYCHAN SLOBODUWARENZANE GIAN CHANGHSINGIAN WUCHIAPINGIAN CAPITANIAN WORDIAN ROADIAN KUNGURIAN ARTINSKIAN SAKMARIAN ASSELIAN GZHELIAN KASIMOVIAN MOSCOVIAN BASHKIRIAN SERPUKHOVIAN Epoch 3 Epoch 2 TOURNAISIAN FAMENNIAN FRASNIAN AVETIAN EIFELIAN FLOIAN TREMADOCIAN FURONE D LANGSHANIAN PARAN GUZHANGIAN ORMAN AGE S AGE 4 AGE 3 AGE 1 EMSIAN PRAGIAN LOCHKOVIAN KATIAN SANDBIAN DARRIWILIAN TERRE NEUVIAN FORTUNAN PICKS (Ma) 251.90 254.14 -259.1 -265.1 -268.8 -272.96 -283.5 290.1 -296.0 +298.9 -303.7 307.0 315.2 +3232 -330.9 -3722 -382.7 -3877 -393.3 + 1983 -4431 +346.7 1750- 358.9 4452 -453.0 -458.4 -4673 470.0 -4727 -4854 -489.5 -494 -497 -500.5 -504.5 -509 -514 -521 -529 5410 AGE (Ma) 1000 1250 -4076 -410.8 -419.2 508 -423.0 -4230 44274 -4305 2750 334 750 1500 2000- 2250 2500 3250 3000 3750 4000 3500- EON W P ERA NEOPRO TEROZOIC MESOPRO- TEROZOIC PALEOPRO- TEROZOIC NEOARCHEAN MESO- ARCHEAN PALEO ARCHEAN EOARCHEAN PERIOD EDIACARAN CRYOGENIAN TONIAN STENIAN ECTASIAN CALYMMIAN STATHERIAN OROSIRIAN RHYACIAN SIDERIAN BOY. AGES (Ma) -541 4000 3200 635 720 1000 1200 1400 2800 1600 1800 2300 2500 2050
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Transcribed Image Text:MAGNETIC AGE POLARITY (Ma) 15 35- CENOZOIC PERIOD EPOCH CQUATER COA EXTOS NARY PLEISTOCENE CALABRIAN UGELASIAAN SC SD CAD SE CHE 50- CA DRES 17 NEOGENE MIOCENE TERTIARY PLIOCENE CIS OLIGOCENE PALEOGENE EOCENE AGE GSA GEOLOGIC TIME SCALE v. 5.0 MESOZOIC PIACENZIAN ZANCLEAN MESSINIAN TORTONIAN PALEOCENE SERRAVALLIAN LANGHIAN BURDIGALIAN +0.012 18 -2.58 -3.600 5.333 7.246 AQUITANIAN CHATTIAN MAGNETIC PICKS AGE POLARITY (Ma) (Ma) RUPELIAN PRIABONIAN BARTONIAN LUTETIAN YPRESIAN 11.63 -13.82 THANETIAN SELANDIAN DANIAN 15.97 20.44 23.03 -27.82 -33.9 -378 80 90 100 47.8 110 120 560 130 -502 140 412 180 -616 150- 160 170 190 200 210. 220 230. 240 66.0 250 And PERIOD EPOCH CRETACEOUS RAPID POLARITY CHANGE JURASSIC TRIASSIC LATE EARLY LATE MAASTRICHTIAN MOOLE EARLY LATE AGE MODLE CAMPANIAN SANTONIAN CONIACIAN TURONIAN CENOMANIAN ALBIAN APTIAN BARREMIAN HAUTERIVIAN VALANGINIAN BERRIASIAN TITHONIAN KIMMERIDGIAN OXFORDIAN CALLOWAN BATHONIAN BAJOCIAN AALENIAN TOARCIAN PLIENSBACHIAN SINEMURIAN HETTANGIAN RHAETIAN NORIAN CARNIAN LADINIAN ANISIAN PICKS (Ma) 66.0 -72.1 83.6 86.3 89.8 93.9 -100.5 -113 -125 -1294 -1329 139.8 145.0 -1523 1573 -1635 -166.1 -1683 -170.3 -174.1 -182.7 --190.8 -199.3 -2013 -208.5 --227 -237 -242 AGE (Ma) 260- 280 300 320- 340- 360- 420 CARBONIFER 440- 460- 480- PERIOD EPOCH 500- PALEOZOIC PRECAMBRIAN 620- -2472 2512 25130 540- PERMIAN DEVONIAN LURIAN CAMBRIAN UH Lopin- gian Guada- lupian Cisura- lian LATE MIDDLE EARLY LATE EARLY MIDDLE VISEAN LATE MIDDLE EARLY BO MASCOT LLANDO VERY LATE MIDDLE EARLY AGE LUOLOWISHEN BRODERIEIKA MELANÍ BR MENLOOK 200N TELYCHAN SLOBODUWARENZANE GIAN CHANGHSINGIAN WUCHIAPINGIAN CAPITANIAN WORDIAN ROADIAN KUNGURIAN ARTINSKIAN SAKMARIAN ASSELIAN GZHELIAN KASIMOVIAN MOSCOVIAN BASHKIRIAN SERPUKHOVIAN Epoch 3 Epoch 2 TOURNAISIAN FAMENNIAN FRASNIAN AVETIAN EIFELIAN FLOIAN TREMADOCIAN FURONE D LANGSHANIAN PARAN GUZHANGIAN ORMAN AGE S AGE 4 AGE 3 AGE 1 EMSIAN PRAGIAN LOCHKOVIAN KATIAN SANDBIAN DARRIWILIAN TERRE NEUVIAN FORTUNAN PICKS (Ma) 251.90 254.14 -259.1 -265.1 -268.8 -272.96 -283.5 290.1 -296.0 +298.9 -303.7 307.0 315.2 +3232 -330.9 -3722 -382.7 -3877 -393.3 + 1983 -4431 +346.7 1750- 358.9 4452 -453.0 -458.4 -4673 470.0 -4727 -4854 -489.5 -494 -497 -500.5 -504.5 -509 -514 -521 -529 5410 AGE (Ma) 1000 1250 -4076 -410.8 -419.2 508 -423.0 -4230 44274 -4305 2750 334 750 1500 2000- 2250 2500 3250 3000 3750 4000 3500- EON W P ERA NEOPRO TEROZOIC MESOPRO- TEROZOIC PALEOPRO- TEROZOIC NEOARCHEAN MESO- ARCHEAN PALEO ARCHEAN EOARCHEAN PERIOD EDIACARAN CRYOGENIAN TONIAN STENIAN ECTASIAN CALYMMIAN STATHERIAN OROSIRIAN RHYACIAN SIDERIAN BOY. AGES (Ma) -541 4000 3200 635 720 1000 1200 1400 2800 1600 1800 2300 2500 2050
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