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Tree of Life (Fetal Pig) Cladogram

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Tree of Life (Fetal Pig) Cladogram. Bailey and Will. First life (3.4 billion years ago). Single celled prokaryotes Bacteria Achaea . 2.3 Billion Years ago. Eukaryotic Cells (addition of Nucleus) Protozoan Algae mosses. 1.5 Billion years ago . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Page 1: Tree of Life (Fetal Pig)  Cladogram

Tree of Life (Fetal Pig) Cladogram

Bailey and Will

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First life (3.4 billion years ago)

• Single celled prokaryotes • Bacteria • Achaea

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2.3 Billion Years ago

• Eukaryotic Cells (addition of Nucleus) • Protozoan• Algae • mosses

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1.5 Billion years ago

• First complex plants form from ancestors of single celled organisms such as algae

• Fungi first appear to Decompose plants

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800 million years ago

• Animelia first appear in oceans in the form of sponges, crustaceans, and coral

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450 Million Years ago

• Vertebrates such as fish come to play in the early oceans.

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390 million years ago

• Lungs first appear out of lung fish• This soon evolves into the first amphibians

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320 Million years ago

• Amniotic egg appears with Reptiles

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200 Million years ago

• Mammals first appear after the fall of reptiles due to the mass extension of Dinosaurs

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35 million years ago

• Pigs first appear from the direct descendants of the first mammals