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Ordovician LifeFor a long period, up till now, I loved the early life of earth. Kimberella, Dickinsonia, and, later in time, Hylonomus were some of the creatures I studied. To find out, I went online to look around. The first question I looked at, to me at least, was the diversity of life in the early periods of life, specifically the Ordovician. To find out the answer, we must go back in time, at the beginning of the Ordovician in fact, to find out the answer. I started my research on this topic by surfing the internet and looking at various websites until I found the perfect one. I finally found an entire article on how the Ordovician period s life branched out. Next, I wanted to find out information on the missing link between fish and early amphibians.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...During this period there were volcanoes dotting the landscape of early Earth. Seems inhospitable right? You are correct in a way, but there is life here, microscopic life, but life nonetheless. Deep in the ocean, in the crushing depths, there are black smokers, early versions of them, wafting out large amounts of heat and food. This is where early life began, absorbing nutrients from the water. ( Proterozoic: Eukaryotes and the First Multicellular Life Forms. Proterozoic: Eukaryotes and the First Multicellular Life Forms. N.p., n.d. Web. 30 Mar.