1. MILLIONS YEARS AGO

2. THE EARTH DIDN'T LOOK AS TODAY

3. TERRIBLE STORMS, VOLCANIC EXPLOSSIONS,
METEOR IMPACTS HURT EARTH

4. After millions years of volcanic eruptions

5. While the lava was changing the earth's face

6. ... and huge steam clouds was covering the sky

7. ON THE OCEAN FLOOR

8. IN SMALL PONDS...

9. LIFE WAS
BORNING !

10. STROMATOLITES ARE THE FIRST FOSSIL THAT AGE
Stromatolites are commonly thought to have been formed by cementation
of sedimentary grains by microorganisms, especially cyanobacteria
(formerly known as blue-green algae)
Shark Bay (Australia)

11. 570 MILLIONS YEARS AGO

12. The Ediacaran fauna are ancient lifeforms, of the Ediacaran Period, that
represent the earliest known complex multicellular organisms.

13. Trilobite precursor
Coral
precursor Jellyfish precursor

14. But, a rough ice age fell on Earth

15. Many millions years after,
life was coming back to born

16. 540 MILLIONS YEARS AGO

17. EARTH HAS OTHER CONTINENT GRUPS

18. AND VERY STRANGE ANIMALS LIVED IN THE SEA

19. THE CAMBRIAN
EXPLOSION
DESCRIBES
THE MAJOR
DIVERSIFICATION
OF ORGANISMS.
IT IS A
CHALlENGE TO
EVOLUTION

20. DURING THE
CAMBRIAN A LOT OF
LIFE MODELS WAS
TRYING, BUT SOME
OFF THEM VANISH OF
THE FACE EARTH

21. ANOMALOCARIS: ARTHROPODA. IT WAS A
GIGANTIC CREATURE, NEARBY 2 METER.
THE BIGGEST PREDATOR BY THE AGE

22. HALLUCIGENIA. ONICOPHORAN?
ITS NAME IS AS ITS BODY, A HALLUCINATION

23. OPABINIA. IT LIVED ON
TOP OF THE SOFT
SEDIMENT ON THE
SEABED

24. PIKAIA. CHORDATE.
PERHAPS IT IS THE OLDEST KNOWN
ANCESTOR OF MODERN VERTEBRATES,
INCLUDED THE HUMANS

25. MARELLA. ARTHROPODA
IT FED ON ORGANIC PARTICLES
AND IT WAS CAPABLE OF WALKING
AND SWIMMING

26. WIWAXIA: MOLLUSK OR ANELID ?

27. PERSPICARIS WAS A
STRENGE BIVALVED
ARTHROPOD

28. AYSHEAIA
ONICOPHORA.
VELVET WARM
IT LIVED
WITHIN
SPONGE
COLONIES AND
MAY HAVE
PROTECTED
ITSELF FROM
PREDATORS

29. HAPLOPHRENTIS. MOLLUSK?
THEY ARE ENIGMATIC ANIMALS
WITH SMALL CONICAL SHELLS.
THEY ARE CARNIVORES

30. POLYCHAETEWORM
BRANCHIOCHARIS
OLENELLUS
CRINOIDEUS
BURGESSIA
NECTORASIS
DYCTIOPHICUS BRACHIOPODOS
VUAXIA PIRANIA

31. Burgess Shale Fossils

32. 500 MILLIONS YEARS AGO

33. THE LIFE WENT OUT THE
WATER FOR CONQUER EARTH

34. TO BE CONTINUED ...