Caterpillar Cat 385B Excavator (Prefix MYA) Service Repair Manual Instant Download

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Bird Origins

Bird Origins. Lizards & Snakes. Mammals. Turtles. Crocodiles. Tertiary. 65 MYA. Cretaceous. CARNOSAURS. COELUROSAURS. 135 MYA. SAUROPODS. ORNITHISCHIA. PTEROSAURS. Jurassic. THEROPODS. 190 MYA. SAURISCHIA. DINOSAURIA. THECODONTS. Triassic. THERAPSIDS. 225 MYA. SYNAPSIDS.

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Life As We Know It

Life As We Know It. Genetics and the Origins of Humankind. Humble Beginnings. Life (4000 mya) Bacteria (3900 mya) Algae (1600 mya) Plants (1300 mya) Vertebrates (510 mya) Mammals (114 mya). Hominids. Primates evolved ~95 mya Great Rift Valley: separates African animal populations

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HISTORY OF EARTH Geologic Time Mesozoic Era

HISTORY OF EARTH Geologic Time Mesozoic Era. Mesozoic Era. 251 mya to 65 mya. Triassic. Jurassic. Cretaceous. THE HISTORY OF EARTH Geologic Time – Cretaceous. The Long Age of “Dinosaurs” 145 mya to 65 mya.

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Angiosperm Reproduction

Angiosperm Reproduction. Chapter 19. Vascular tissue. Earth Forms. Prokaryotic Cells. Eukaryotic Cells. Multicellular Plants. Flowers. 5,000 mya. 4,000 mya. 3,000 mya. 2,000 mya. 1,000 mya. Seeds. Major Evolutionary Advances. Life - 3,800 mya

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Plants and People

Plants and People. Chapter 21. Human origins. Australopithecus robustus 1 mya. 7 mya - diverged from ancestors of living great apes 5 mya immediate antecedents ( Australopithecus ) first appeared 2 mya – Homo first appeared 1.4 mya fire use 500,000 ya H. sapiens

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Angiosperm Evolution

Angiosperm Evolution. Chapter 6 Simpson, 2 nd Edition. Vascular tissue. Earth Forms. Prokaryotic Cells. Eukaryotic Cells. Multicellular Plants. Flowers. 5,000 mya. 4,000 mya. 3,000 mya. 2,000 mya. 1,000 mya. Seeds. Major Evolutionary Advances. Life - 3,800 mya

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Theory of Continental Drift

Theory of Continental Drift. Alfred Wegener, German meteorologist Proposed in 1912 in articles Single large continent (Pangaea – “all earth”) started breaking apart about 225-200 MYA. Permian 225 MYA. Triassic 200 MYA. Jurassic 135 MYA. Cretaceous 65 MYA. Present day.

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Seedless Plants

Seedless Plants. Plant Evolution. Plant Evolution. Nonvascular Seedless plants (Ordovician - 475 mya) Vascular Seedless plants (Devonian - 400 mya) Vascular Seed plants (Carboniferous - 360 mya) Flowering plants (Cretaceous - 130 mya). Plant Evolution (Common with Algae).

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Carboniferous

360 mya to 300 mya Ancestors of birds, reptiles and mammals. Carboniferous . 300 mya to 250 mya Largest mass extinction Pangaea forms. Permian . 250 mya to 210 mya Conifer trees Mosses Early dinosaurs. Triassic . 210 mya to 145 mya Plant eating dinosaurs

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Cambrian Period

Cambrian Period. 542-488 million years ago. 542 mya - Cambrian Explosion 530 mya – Chordates (Vertebrates) appear 526 mya – Trilobites appear 500 mya – 1 st Jawless fish appear “ Agnatha ” 488 mya – Mass extinction. 542 million years ago.

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PALEOGEOGRAPHY

PALEOGEOGRAPHY. RODINIA. ~800 Ma. RODINIA. ~750 Ma. Rodinia 800 mya. Rodinia 800 mya Pannotia 550 mya. Rodinia 800 mya Pannotia 550 mya Pangaea 250 mya. Rodinia 800 mya Pannotia 550 mya Pangaea 250 mya Pangaea Ultima +250 my.

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Homo ergaster WT 15000 Nariokotome, Kenya 1.6 mya

Homo ergaster WT 15000 Nariokotome, Kenya 1.6 mya. Olduwan chopper Gadeb, Ethiopia 2.4-1.5 mya. Australopithecus afarensis A.L. 200-1, Hadar Ethiopia ~3 mya. Homo sp. early Homo A.L. 666-1, Hadar Ethiopia 2.3 mya. Australopithecus afarensis AL 288-1, Lucy Hadar, Ethiopia, 3.2 mya.

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CJA

35 mya. 171 bp. CJA. 25 mya. MMU. 342 bp. 18 mya. NLE. 12 mya. PPY. 6 mya. PTR. HSA. Similarity: 50-60%. Similarity: 75-88%. Similarity: 95-99%. Similarity: 79-99%.

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4.5 bya

4.5 bya. 3.5. 2.5. 1.5. 500 mya. 550 mya. 535 mya. 1.8 bya. 1.5 bya. 1.3 bya. 1.2 bya. 750 mya. 635 mya. 600 mya. 0.5 cm. 1 cm. 20 m. 20 m. 20 m. (b) Tappania , a 1.5-billion-year-old fossil that may represent an early alga or fungus. (e) Bonneia , a

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MYA

MYA. Duco van der Wiele GI1 GDD. Inhoud. Wat heb ik geleerd? Wat ging er fout? Wat wil ik leren? Een vergelijking met hiervoor Vragen / portfolio-surfen. Paint-ball. http://vimeo.com/77920073. Wat heb ik geleerd. Samenwerking, vertrouwen Makkelijker mensen aanspreken Zelfstandigheid

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Major Primate Groups

5 mya. 6 mya. 12 mya. 25 mya. Estimated Divergence Times. 38 mya. Hasegawa et al. 1987. Major Primate Groups. Family Hominidae. Old World Monkeys. Orangutan. Chimp. Human. Tarsiiformes. Gorilla. Gibbons. New World Monkeys. Lemurs. What Traits Do Humans and Apes Share?.

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LECTURE 7: Mesozoic Era 248 mya – 65 mya

LECTURE 7: Mesozoic Era 248 mya – 65 mya. Periods of the Mesozoic Era. Triassic 248 mya-206 mya Jurassic 206 mya-146 mya Cretaceous 146 mya-65 mya. What Significant Events Occurred During the Mesozoic Era? (248 mya- 65 mya). Age of Dinosaurs Largest animals to have ever walked the earth

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PRE-CAMBRIAN ERA 4600 mya – 540 mya

Permian 290 mya – 245 mya. Holocene 10,000 ya – present. Cretaceous 144 mya – 65 mya. Proterozoic 2500 mya – 540 mya. Pleistocene 1.8 mya – 10,000 ya. Carboniferous 354 mya – 290 mya. Quaternary 1.8 mya – present. Devonian 417 mya – 354 mya. Pliocene 5.3 mya – 1.8 mya. Jurassic

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Plants and People

Plants and People. Human origins. Australopithecus robustus 1 mya. 7 mya - diverged from ancestors of living great apes 5 mya immediate antecedents ( Australopithecus ) first appeared 2 mya – Homo first appeared 1.4 mya fire use 500,000 ya H. sapiens Africa origin

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IV. Cenozoic (65 - 0 mya)

IV. Cenozoic (65 - 0 mya). IV. Cenozoic (65 - 0 mya). IV. Cenozoic (65 - 0 mya) The major groups of mammals had evolved in the Jurassic and Cretaceous. IV. Cenozoic (65 - 0 mya)

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The Building Blocks

The Building Blocks. Suffix. Root. Prefix. Combining Form. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. PREFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. SUFFIX. ROOTS. ROOTS. ROOTS. ROOTS. ROOTS. ROOTS. ROOTS. ROOTS.

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Modern homo sapiens sapiens

Modern homo sapiens sapiens. ANA 215. In the beginning…. 7.0mya Touma ï 6.0 mya Tugen Hills – Orrorin tugenensis 3.9 - 3.0 mya Australopithecus afarensis 3.7 – 3.3 mya Australopithecus africanus 2.5-2.0 mya Australopithecus robustus 1.75 mya Australopithecus bosei. Australopithecines.

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