Historia terrae

Historia terrae cum spatiis temporis aevorum geologicorum adumbratis.
Trilobita primum per Cambrium orta sunt.
Dinosauria fuerunt vertebrata terrestria per multum aevi Mesozoici.
Historia humana per data fossilium refecta.[1]

Historia terrae explicationem terrae planetae ab eius conformatione ad praesens modo historico tractat.[2] Paene omnes scientiae naturalis provinciae intellectui principalium eventuum praeteriti terrae temporis favent, cuius proprietates sunt continua mutatio geologica atque evolutio biologica.

Notae

  1. ↑ Reed, David L.; Smith, Vincent S.; Hammond, Shaless L.; Rogers, Alan R. et al (2004). "Genetic Analysis of Lice Supports Direct Contact between Modern and Archaic Humans". PLOS Biology 2 (11): e340 .
  2. ↑ Stalney 2005.

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