Prehistoric Times: The World Before Man
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Recreates the earth in its presumed form during the two-billion-year period prior to teh coming of man. Explains the most important geological and biological developments of hte five great geological eras--Archeozoic, Proterzoic, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. Educational Collaborator, John Day Larkin., Presents each of five great geological eras according to most important geological & biological developments. Dioramas, fossil remains, models of prehistoric plants & animals & examples of terrain used to explain.
Credits
John Smart (producer); John Day Larkin & Anne Stromquist
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Recreates the earth in its presumed form during the two-billion-year period prior to teh coming of man. Explains the most important geological and biological developments of hte five great geological eras--Archeozoic, Proterzoic, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, and Cenozoic. Educational Collaborator, John Day Larkin., Presents each of five great geological eras according to most important geological & biological developments. Dioramas, fossil remains, models of prehistoric plants & animals & examples of terrain used to explain.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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