Early life of Dinosaurs history Dinosaurs

Early life history of the formation of dinosaurs offerings Dinosaurus By Blog DinocryEarth began to form about 4.5 billionyears ago . Creatures appearedapproximately 3.5 billion ago .

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To 600 million years ago that there was a newsimple animals like sponges
and jellyfish .

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Dinosaurs Invertebrates such as trilobites lived from 570
million to 300 million years ago

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Vertebrates ,
called vertebrates appeared in the Devonian . Among the first fish .



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In the Carboniferous period comes


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Amphibians such as frogs plants
the first animals that crawl the land .



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At the end of the Carboniferous period there are more amphibians
much more , and the first reptiles
began to emerge .



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Early life of Dinosaurs history Dinosaurs



At the beginning of the Triassic Period there are many
reptiles and dinosaurs , together
the first mammals .





Jurassic Period was the heyday of the dinosaurs ;
that time there were many alosaurus ,
Stegosaurus and Apatosaurus .


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Dinosaurs continue to evolve . on Age


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Cretaceous Tyrannosaurus and Triseratops
appeared for the first time .









 








 
All the dinosaurs are gone on Future
Cenozoic , and existing large mammals
such as mammoths .
 


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