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Значения термина cambrian period на английском
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The dawn of the Cambrian period divides two very different Earths.
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Why not fossil mammal fandom or a craze for critters from the Cambrian period?
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But it would take you twenty years to reach the dawn of the Cambrian period.
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It is all included in the Cambrian period and consists of limestone, shale, sandstone and conglomerate.
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The fall of the Ediacaran fauna was followed by the creative outburst of the Cambrian period.
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Fossil descendents of sponges, they note, have not been found in the Ediacaran or Cambrian periods.
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By the beginning of the Cambrian period it had only grown to the size of a man.
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The evolutionary leap that birthed the vertebrates took place during the Cambrian period around 500 million years ago.
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They and are among the most ancient phyla, dating back to the Cambrian period over 500 million years ago.
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The jellyfish like fossils, which are 510 million years old, were preserved in rocks from the Upper Cambrian period.
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Fossils of tardigrades have been dated to the Cambrian period over 500 million years ago But there's no need to worry.
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Fossils of tardigrades have been dated to the Cambrian period over 500 million years ago, when the first complex animals were evolving.
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The free-swimming creature Tamisiocaris borealis lived during the Cambrian period between 485 and 540 million years ago.
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Below the plateau, slight slopes lead the eye to the last of the stratified rocks, the Tonto sandstones of the Cambrian period.
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The numerous fossils that we have from the first two geological sections, the Laurentian and Cambrian periods, belong exclusively to aquatic plants and animals.