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Cricosaurus 160 - 137 23   Wuerhosaurus
132 - 29 3
  Iguanodon 126 - 13 13
Goniopholis 155 - 139.8 5.2       Psittacosaurus 126 - 101 25
Geosaurus 150 - 136 14     Polacanthus 130 - 125 5 Repenomamus
125 - 123 2
 
Machimosaurus 154 - 30 24   Amargasaurus 129.4 - 122.46 6.94   
  Aragosaurus 145 - 140 5 Leptocleidus 140 - 125 15  
Tithonian
152.1 - 145 7.1
Late Jurassic Subperiod
163.5 - 145 18.5
Jurassic Period 201.3 - 145 56.3
Nuth                 Drom
Berriasian Age 145 - 139.8 5.2
Hylaeosaurus              
Valanginian Age
139.8  - 132.9 6.9
Acan   Para           Gall Lan
Hauterivian
132.9 - 29.4 3.5
Liga               Gast Iber
Barremian
129.4 - 125 4.4
Eom           Yixi      
Aptian Age
125 - 113 12
Early Cretaceous Subperiod 145 - 100.5 144.5
Cretaceous Period 145 - 65 80
Mesozoic Era (Middle Life) 251.9 - 65
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Mesozoic Era
251.9 - 66
185.9
Jurassic Period
201.3 - 145 56.3
Late Jurassic Subperiod
163.5 - 145 18.5
Tithonian Age
152.1 - 145 7.1
150 - 145 5 Ctenochasma roemeri Comb jaw France & Germany
150 batrachognathus volans Frog jaws Karabastau Svita, Kaakhstan  
150 Fruitafossor windscheffeli, Fruita digger, Morrison formaiton, USA
150 31S Toothed seadevil, Neoceratias spinifer, Western Pacific ocean, depths - 3,000 m, Present Least concern
150 - 0 Mirrorbelly, Monacoa grimaldii, Tropical zone, depths 300 - 4,750 m, Status not evaluated
150 - 136 14 Geosaurus giganteus Earth lizard France & Germany 
150 Sciurumimus albersdoerferi Squirrel mimic Lower Bavaria Germany
150 Saurophaganax maximus Lord of lizards Morrison formation USA 
150 Miragaia longoicollum Lourinha formation Portugal 
150 Fruitadens haagororum Fruita tooth 
150 - 145 5 Giraffatitian brancai Titanic giraffe Tendaguru formation Tanzania 
150 - 148.5 1.5 Archaeopteryx lithographica Old wing Solnhofen limestones, Germany
150 Amphicoelias altus Bioconcave Dakota & Morrison formaitons USA
150 Ankarana Special Reserve N Madagascar 1956. small, partially vegetated plateau 
150 Navajo Formation Zion warm, shallow inland sea advances to region flattening sand dunes. Limy ooze, sand, fossils. calcareous silt percolated into dunes w/ red oxides
.3-1.22m / 1-4' thick
Carmel Formation limy ooze above lithified into hard limestone 61 - 91m / 200 - 300' thick
150 Valley of Fire State Park recreation & nature preservation 46,000ac / 19,000ha 16/26 S OvertonNevada. Red Aztec Sandstone from sand dunes
150 Lourinhã Formation
W Portugal
150 - 66 34 Kimmeridge Clay  fossiliferous marine clay S & E England & N Sea. Source N Sea oil turtle   crocodile  sauropod plesiosaurmi pliosaur  ichthyosaur, invertebrate
Solnhofen Limestone, Altmühltal Formation,   Jurassic Konservat-Lagerstätte rare jellie fish. feathered theropod Archaeopteryx 
Bavaria between Nuremberg & Munich
* Quarried as lithographic limestone.
* most famous & beautiful fossils in world. 
150 Birds
Late Jurassic ?
Camptosaurus
  western North America
150 Lourinhanosaurus Lourinha lizard genus carnivorous theropod completed w/ coeval Torvosaurus gurneyi, Allosaurus europaeus, Ceratosaurus. Lourinha Formation Portugal.
* Many large predators there.
Sables et Gres a Trigonia gibbosa formation Europe Late Jurassic
148 13Sp Chasmosaurus belli opening lizard Dinosaur Park formation Canada
146 - 143 3 Rabekke Formation Bornholm islandDenmark.
Cretaceous Period
145 - 66
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Continents shaped as today. S America & Africa separate. Rocky & Sierra Nevada mts. Sea rises, submerging 30% Earth's present surface

Inland seas dry, exposing land N America & Eurasia. Australia separates from Antarctica, Greenland splits from N America. Tethys Sea @ equator between N & S continents

Global climate warm. poles ice free
Dinosaurs.
Muttaburrasaurus
MI quetsalcoatlus
ankylosaurus
Snakes & modern mammals
Dinosaurs & large reptiles peak as dominant vertebrates
Dinosaurs extend range on every continent.
Horned dinosaurs common, while armored ankylosaurs & spiky nodosaurs rare
invertebrates great diversity shallow seas
Ammonites dominant group.
Gastropods
Corals
Sea urchins
angiosperms early flowering plants
Modern trees
Many modern insects
Early Cretaceous Subperiod
145 - 100.5 144.5
145 - 0 Gandalfus yunohana, W Pacific, Least Concern
145 - 0 Floral egg crab, Atergatis floridus, Australia, Least Concern
145 - 66 79 Sauroddon elongatus Lizard tooth N America, Cretaceous
145 - 0 Whiptail gulper, Saccopharynx schmidti, N Atlantic ocean,  Least concern
145 - 0 Paddletail onejaw, Monognathus ahlstromi, N Pacific ocean depths 3,000 m, Status not evaluated
145 - 66 79 Baculites grandis, Walking stick rock, N America 
145 - 100.5 44.5 Heteroceras nebrascense, N America   
145 - 100.5 44.5 Shasticrioceras whitneyi, Alaska & Chile 
145 - 100.5 44.5 Crioceratites duvalii, Argentina & N Africa 
145 - 66 79 Graysonites reynoldsi
Japanese sea 

145 - 5.3
139.7 Vicarya fusiformis, Horn snail, Asia
145 - 66 79 Requienia ammonia
C America & Eurasia 
145 - 100.5 44.5 Tetrapodophis amplectus Four-footed snake Brazil
145 - 100.5 44.5 Xianglong zhaoi, Flying dragon, Yixian formation, China
145 - 100.5 44.5 Kaganaias hakusanensis Kaga water nymph Japan 
145 - 0  Emerald cockroach wasp Ampulex compressa Tropical zone
145 - 0  European mantis Mantis religiosa Worldwide 
145 - 0  Boxer mantis Hestiasula brunneriana SE Asia 
145 - 0  Pink orchid mantis Hymenopus coronatus SE Asia 
145 - 5.3 149.7 Scapanorhynchus lewisii Spade snout Atlantic ocean Cretaceous
145 - 100.5 44.5 Anatosuchus minor Duck corocodile Elrhaz formation Niger 
145 - 0 Xingu River ray Potamotrygon Xingu river Brazil Data deficient
145 - 100.5 44.5 Zhongyuansaurus luoyangensis Zhongyuan lizard Henan China
145 - 100.5 44.5 Shamosaurus scutatus Shamo desert lizard Khukhtekskaya formation Mongolia 
145 - 100.5 44.5 Malawisaurus dixeyi Malawi lizard Malawi
Berriasian Age
145 - 139.8 5.2
145 - 0 African clawed frog Xenopus laevis Subsarahia Least Concern
145 - 0 Common Suriname toad Pipa pipa Amazon basin Least Concern

145 – 100.5 44.5 Altirhinus kurzanovi High snoout Khukhtek formation Mongolia 
145 - 66 Carcharodontosaurids  carnivorous theropod

145 – 100.5 44.5 Luticosaurus valdensis Jute lizard Isle of Wight

145 – 100.5
44.5 Acristavus gagslarsoni Non-crested grandfather Two Medicine & Wahweap formations USA 
 ? Ouranosaurus Early Cretaceous Niger
Mesozoic Era
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Early Cretaceous Subperiod
145 - 100.5 144.5
Berriasian Age
145 - 139.8 5.2
144 - 66 178 Mushroom Rock State Park, Smoky Hills N C Kansas beach sand & sediment
143 Bauxite of Cornet formation
Romania
Seafloor spreading creates shallow Atlantic basin at expense of deep Pacific basin. Reduced world's ocean basin capacity & raised ocean
140 - 70 30 Caprina adversa Mexico & Europe 
140 - 136 4 Hylaeosaurus armatus Wealden lizard England Early Cretaceous
140 - 0 Green Iguana, Iguana iguana, C & S America Least concern
140 - 0 Rhinoceros iguana, Cyclura cornuta, Haiti & Dominican Republic Vulnerable
140 - 0 Pirarucu, Arapaima gigas, Near threatened
140 - 0 Asian arowana, Scelopages formasus, Endangered
140 - 0 Daggertooth pike conger, Muraenesox cinereus, Indian ocean, Mediterranean 700m deep, Least concern
140 - 90 50 Cedar Mountain FormationUtah. Emery County, Utah 1944
140 - 50 90 Sevier orogeny convergent boundary tectonic activity 
140 - 125 15 Wealden Group,Wealden Supergrouprock strataEngland
140 Entrada Sandstone on Navajo >1500m/5,000' thick sediments deposited on top but mostly eroded away.  including Cretaceous Mancos Shale.
arches NP in Entrada formation
140 Lion Rock, Lion Rock Hill Hong Kong
140 - 134 6  Bajadasaurus pronuspinax Downhill lizard Bajada Colonada formation Argentina
Xinpongnaobao Formation
Inner MongoliaChina
Calcaire à Spatangues
Paris basin N C France
Valanginian Age
139.8  - 132.9 6.9
140 - 125 15 Wessex Formation England

139 - 134.6
4.4 Utahraptor Moab, Utah
139 - 134.6 4.4 Gastonia Cedar Mountain Formation in Grand CountyUtah
Mesozoic Era
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185.9
Cretaceous Period
145 - 66
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Early Cretaceous Subperiod
145 - 100.5 144.5
Valanginian Age 
139.8  - 132.9 6.9
135 - 0 Rosy Lobsterette Nephropsis rosea Caribbean Least concern
135 - 101 34 Hekou Group 
GansuChina
135 - 127 8 EL Castellar Formation
La Rioja & Teruel, Spain
134 Tunbridge Wells Sand Formation of Wealden Group youngest Hastings Beds. Core  of Weald W & E SussexKent
138 - 128 10  Paraná & Etendeka traps, Brazil, Namibia & Angola form
Hauterivian Age
132.9 - 29.4 3.5
132.9 - 0 Phronima sedentaria World Oceans, Least Concern
132.9 - 0 Red stringray Hemitrygon akaiei W Pacific ocean Near threatened
140 - 0 Giant freshwater stringray Himantura polyenis SW Asia Endangered
133 - 120 13 Bungil Formation Australia 
133 - 120 13 Jehol Biota ecosystem NE China 
? Sables de Cherre Mesozoic formation FranceDinosaur
Mesozoic Era
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185.9
Cretaceous Period
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Early Cretaceous Subperiod
145 - 100.5 144.5
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138 - 128 10 Paraná & Etendeka traps
Brazil Namibia Angola
132 supervolcano
2,063Mi3 / 8,600Km3
132 - 129 3 Wuerhosaurus  Wuerho lizzard Ejinhoro formation ChinaMong
131 Protopteryx fengningensis 1st wing Yixian & Huajiyig formations, China 
130 - 0 King-of-the-salmon, Trachipterus altivelis, Strait of Juan de Fuca, Least concern
130 - 0 Atlantic footballfish, Himantolophus groenlandicus, Northern oceans,  Status not evaluated
130 - 0 Cosmopolitan whipnose, Gigantactis vanhoeffeni, NW Atlantic ocean, 1,000 - 2,500m, Least concern
130 - 125  5 Hypsilophodon foxii hypsilophus-tooth Isle of Wight England
130  Lanzhousaurus magnidens Lanzhou lizard Gansu region China  

130 - 125
5 Baryonyx walkeri Heavy claws Weald Clay formation England
130 - 0 Triplewart seadevil, Cryptopsaras couesii, Oceans worldwide,
15 - 2,500m deep, Least concern
130 - 100 30 Wave Rock formation resembles breaking ocean wave, granite inselberg.
N side  Hyden Rock Hyden, W Aus
15m/49' high 110m /360' long
130 - 88 42 Neovenatoridae family large carnivorous allosauroids: sinraptorids, carcharodontosauridsallosaurids. short, wide shoulder blades, & ilia (upper hip) had many cavities. Af., As., Eur., Ams

130 - 125
5 Neovenator salerii New hunter Wesse formation England Early Cretaceous
130 - 0 11S Victoria amazonica, Amazon basin
130 - 120 1-0 La Amarga Formation  with outcrops Río NegroNeuquén,  Mendoza, Argentina. Oldest Cretaceous terrestrial formation in Neuquén Basin. type locality La Amarga Arroyo & China Muerta Hill
130 - 125 5 Neovenator new hunter allosauroid was best-known large carnivorous dinosaur from Early Cretaceous   Europe Isle of Wight, UK
130 Flowers

130 - 125.45
4.55 Concavenator corcovatus Hump backed from Cuenca Las Hoyas fossil site of Spain 
130 - 125 5 Hypsilophodon  Wessex Formation England
130 - 125  5 Baryonyx  United Kingdom & Iberia
130 Sao Khua Formation middle Khorat Group. alteration pale red to yellowish-gray, fine to medium sandstone & grayish-reddish brown siltstone & clay. Rare redish gray w/ carbonate pebbles Thailand
130 Eotyrannus lengi Dawn tyrant Wessex formation England 
130 Pelecanimimus polyodon Pelican mimic Calizas de la Huerguina formaiton Spain
Barremian Age
129.4 - 125 4.4
129.7 - 122.1 7.6 Yixian Formation
JinzhouLiaoning, China
129.4 - 122.46 6.94 Amargasaurus cazaui La Amarga lizard La Amarga Formation 'Argentina
129.4 -  126.3 3.1 La Huérguina Formation
127 - 112 15 Lianmuqin Formation interbedded red green & yellow variegated mudstones & siltstones
127 - 115 12 Futalognkosaurus dukei Giant chief lizard Portezuelo formation Argentina 
127 - 115 12 Fukuiraptor kitadaniensis Thief of Fukui Japan
Mesozoic Era
251.9 - 66
185.9
Cretaceous Period
145 - 66
79
Early Cretaceous Subperiod
145 - 100.5 144.5
Barremian Age 
129.4 - 125
4.4
126 Europejara olcadesorum European being Spain  
126 Utahraptor ostrommaysi Utah's thief Cedar Mountain formation N America 
126 Incisivosaurus gauthieri Incisor lizard Yixian formation China
126 Falcarius utahensis Sickle Cedar Mountain formation USA
126 Gastonia burgei Gaston's one Cedar Mountain fomation USA 
126 Jianchangosaurus yixianensis Jianchang lizard Yixian formation China 
Blesa Formation is a geological formation in Teruel & La Rioja, Spain  Dinosaur remains as well as eggs

126 - 122
4 Iguanodon bernissartensis Iguana tooth Asia, Europe, & North America
126 Liaoceratops yangzigouensis Liao horned face Yixian formaiton China 
126 - 101 25 Psittacosaurus   mongoliensis Parrot lizard ChinaMongoliaSiberia, & possibly Thailand & Laos
126 - 113 13 Xīnmínbǎo Group formations NC China
126 Dilong paradoxus Emperor dragon Yixian formaiton China 
Aptian Age
125 - 113
12
125 - 120  5 Istiodactylus latidens Sail finger Isle of Wight, England, Early Cretaceous
125.45 - 112.6 12.85 Auddoulicaeras renauxianum, Europe 
125 Sinodelphys szalayi Chinese possum Yixian formation, China, 
125 Eomaia scansoria, Dawn mother, Yixin formaiton, China
125 Changyuraptor yangi Chang yu robber Yixia formaiton China
125 Sinovenator changii Chinese hunter China

125 - 112
13 Suchomimus tenerensis Crocodile mimic Erlhaz formaiton Niger Early Cretaceous
125 Ichthyovenator laosensis Fish hunter Gres superieurs formatoin Laos
125 Achelousaurus horneri Achelous lizard Two Medicine formation USA
125 - 112 13 Ouranosaurus nigeriensis Brave lizard Elrhaz formation Niger Early Cretaceous
125 - 120 5 Zhongjianosaurus yangi Yang Zhongiian Yixian formation, China
125 - 120 5 Confuciusornis sanctus Confucius bird Yixian & Jiufotang formations, China
125 Iberomesornis romerali Spanish intermediate bird Cuenca province, Spain 
125 - 115 10 Kitadani Formation is a unit of Lower Cretaceous sedimentary rock which crops out near city of Katsuyama in the Fukui Prefecture of Japan, & it is primary source of Cretaceous-aged non-marine vertebrate fossils in Japan.
125 Amur river 8th oldest, empties Okhotsk sea. Known to be at least Cretaceous in age, but crosses mountains even older
 Jiufotang Formation  Early Cretaceous Chaoyang, Liaoning  feathered dinosaurs, birds, pterosaurs, & other organisms. In Jehol group
125 - 120 5 Ontong Java Plateau

125 - 112
13 Suchomimus  Ténéré Desert Sahara crocodile mimic genus spinosaurid theropod
125 - 113  12 Ichthyovenator Grès supérieurs Formation LAOS
125 - 123.2 1.8 Repenomamus >< eucynodonts cynodonts came 1st mammals. Most early mammals were small & shrew-like animals that fed on insects. Constant body temperature. All mammals have milk glands for their young.
Neocortex has evolved in mammals. This brain region is unique to mammals.
125 - 123.2 1.8 9S Repenomamus robustus, Reptile mammal, Yixian formation, China, Early Cretaceous
124.6 Caudipteryx  Yixian Formation of Sihetun Liaoning Province, northeastern China
124.6 2S Sinocalliopteryx gigas Chinese beaufiful lizard Yixian formaiton China Early Cretaceous
124.6 - 122 2.6 Sinosauropteryx Chinese lizard wings Yixian  Liaoning Province, NI China
124.6  Beipiaosaurus inexpectus Beipiao lizard Yixian formation China
124.6  Yutyrannus huali Feathered tyrant Yixian formation China Early Cretaceous
124.6  Caudiperyx zoui Tail feather Yixian formation China Early Cretaceous 
124.6 - 122 2.6 Sinornithosaurus millenii Chinese bird-lizard Yixian formation China 
124 - 120 4 Similicaudipteryx yixianensis Similar to Caudinh Yixian formation, China
122 Anchiornis huxleyi Near-bird Tiaojishan formaition China Early Cretaceous  
122 Jinfengopteryx elegans Golden phoenix
Huanjiying formaiton China
122 - 0 Golden poison frog Phyllobates terriblilis
W Colombia
Endangered
120 Microraptor
LiaoningChina
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Pole Shifts 43
South Pole

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151.5 - 149.8 1.7 North
149.8 - 149.3  500,000 South
149.3 - 148.3 North
148.3 - 147.4 900,000 South
147.4 - 146.8 600,000 North
146.8 - 146.7 100,000 South
146.7 - 146.4 300,000 North
146.4 - 146 400,000 South
146 - 144.9 1.1 North
144.9 - 144.8 100,000 South
144.8 - 144.7 100,000 North
144.7 - 144.3 400,000 South
144.3 - 143.7 600,000 North
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142.3 - 141.9 400,000 North
141.9 - 141.2 700,000 South
141.2 - 139.5 1.7 North
139.5 - 138.9 600,000 South
138.9 - 138.2 700,000 North
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137.4 - 137.1 300,000 North
137.1 - 136.6 500,000 South
136.6 - 136.4 200,000 North
136.4 - 136.3 100,000 South
136.3 - 135.8 500,000 North
135.8 - 135.6 200,000 South
135.6 - 135.5 100,000 North
135.5 - 134.7 800,000 South
134.7 - 134.4 300,000 North
134.4 - 134.3 100,000 South
134.3 - 133.6 700,000 North
133.6 - 133.2 400,000 South
133.2 - 133.1 100,000 North
133.1 - 132.6 500,000 South
132.6 - 131.7 900,000 North
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131.7 - 131.4 300,000 South
131.2 - 131.1 100,000 North
130.7 - 130.6 100,000 South
130.6 - 130.2 400,000 North
130.2 - 129.8 400,000 South
129.8 - 129.4 400,000 North
129.4 - 128.9 500,000 South
128.9 - 128.6 300,000 North
128.6 - 128.3 300,000 South
128.3 - 128 300,000 North
128 - 127.5 500,000 South
127.5  - 127.4 100,000 North
127.4 - 127.3 100,000 South
127.3 - 127 300,000 North
127 - 126.5 500,000 South
126.5 - 125.4 1.1 North
South Pole

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125.4 - 123.1 2.3 South
123.1 - 122.3 800,000 North
122.3 - 121.9 400,000 South
121.9 - 119 2.9 North
125 Eomaia scansoria eutherian mammal, ancestor placental mammals. looks like dormouse, climbs shrubs Liaoning, China
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