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    The Toyonian Age: Stratigraphy

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    The document discusses the Toyonian Age, which was a period within the Cambrian Epoch 2 between approximately 513 to 510 million years ago. During this time, trilobites and archaeocyaths were diversifying. There is some uncertainty around whether the Toyonian Age should be merged with the preceding Botomian Age. The document provides stratigraphy information on subzones that defined the Toyonian Age.

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    The document discusses the Toyonian Age, which was a period within the Cambrian Epoch 2 between approximately 513 to 510 million years ago. During this time, trilobites and archaeocyaths were diversifying. There is some uncertainty around whether the Toyonian Age should be merged with the preceding Botomian Age. The document provides stratigraphy information on subzones that defined the Toyonian Age.

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    The document discusses the Toyonian Age, which was a period within the Cambrian Epoch 2 between approximately 513 to 510 million years ago. During this time, trilobites and archaeocyaths were diversifying. There is some uncertainty around whether the Toyonian Age should be merged with the preceding Botomian Age. The document provides stratigraphy information on subzones that defined the Toyonian Age.

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    The Toyonian Age: Stratigraphy

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    Pig de Long Mac Oink III
    The document discusses the Toyonian Age, which was a period within the Cambrian Epoch 2 between approximately 513 to 510 million years ago. During this time, trilobites and archaeocyaths were diversifying. There is some uncertainty around whether the Toyonian Age should be merged with the preceding Botomian Age. The document provides stratigraphy information on subzones that defined the Toyonian Age.

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    Paleozoic Era

    CAMBRIAN PERIOD

    Cambrian Epoch 2 CAMBRIAN AGE V ("TOYONIAN" AGE) Up: Cambrian Epoch 2 Unit Home Timescale

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    The Toyonian Age


    The Toyonian Age of Cambrian Epoch 2: ~513 to ~510 million years ago
    Neoproterozoic Era Tonian Period Cryogenian Period Ediacaran Period Paleozoic Era Cambrian Period Terreneuvian Epoch Cambrian Epoch 2 Atdabanian Age Botomian Age Toyonian Age Middle Cambrian Epoch Amgan Age Drumian Age Guzhangian Age Furongian Epoch Ordovician Period Silurian Period Devonian Period Carboniferous Period Permian Period Trilobites and Archaeocyaths Diversify Stratigraphy Links

    The Toyonian Age may or may not have been merged with the Botomian. Hopefully, the ICS will tell us what to call things in the Early Cambrian.

    Stratigraphy

    The Toyonian Age


    subzones Bergeroniellus ketemensis Lermontovia grandis Anabaraspis splendens

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