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Devonian Time Period

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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DEVONIAN

BY CHELSEA COOPER
Photo by ecstaticist
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TIME PERIOD

  • The Devonian, part of the Paleozoic era
  • otherwise known as the Age of Fishes
  • Dawning about 416 million years ago
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INFORMATION

  • The great supercontinent of Gondwana was headed steadily northward away from the South
  • Second supercontinent began to form that would straddle the equator
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ERA

  • Was during the Paleozoic era
  • Other wise known as the age of fish
  • The fist were as big as 33 feet long
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FERNS

  • They could survive in the wet lands
  • Being do close to the equator was a plus
  • They were able to store water in their roots and leaves
  • Causing the plant to have vascular tissues to do this
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PLANTS

HAD TO BE ABLE TO HANDLE WARM WEATHER
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DEVONIAN PLANTS

CLOSE ARE TO THE EQUATOR SO THEREFORE THEY HAVE TO HOLD WATER
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ANIMALS

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ANIMALS

LARGE FISH THAT ARE 33 FEET LONG
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ANIMAL

HAD ONE OF THE LARGEST AND STRONGEST BITES
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Chelsea Cooper