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Pre-Sessions
1. Move to Land
2. Diversification
3. Trees & Forests
4. Seeds
5. Mesozoic
6. Flowers
FAQ of Earth's History
Early Earth
Oxygen Changes the World
Life Moves to Land
First Wetlands
Rise of Trees
Great Coal-Age Swamps
Extinction & Seed Plants
Ginkgoes, Dinos, and Seed Cones
Rise of the Flowering Plants
Diversification of Flowers
Geologic Time
Phanerozoic Eon
Cenozoic Era
Quaternary
Neogene
Pliocene
Miocene
Paleogene
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Eocene
Paleocene
Mesozoic Era
Cretaceous
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Paleozoic Era
Permian
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Proterozoic Eon
Neoproterozoic
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Calymmian
Paleoproterozoic
Statherian
Orosirian
Rhyacian
Siderian
Archean Eon
Neoarchean
Mesoarchean
Paleoarchean
Eoarchean
Hadean Eon
Geologic Events
Plant Classification
Embryophytes
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Euphyllophytes
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Seed Plants
Vladimariales
Angiosperms
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