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2B. The Mesozoic Era (248 to 65 million years ago)
The Mesozoic Era is divided into three separate periods: the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous. It was
during this era that dinosaurs lived and became extinct.
The Triassic Period (248 to 206 million years ago)
The Mesozoic Era began with the Triassic
Period. A large number of Triassic fossils from
all over the world show a wide variety of both
marine and terrestrial life forms. As is the case
with all other periods, there appears not a
single intermediate fossil of the kind that
evolutionists hope for.
The Petrified Forest in Arizona—of fossilized, opalized
logs—is one of the most famous structures of the plants
from the Triassic Period. This forest, consisting of trees
now known as the Chilean araucaria is evidence that
plants have not evolved. These trees, which lived 248 to
206 million years ago, are no different from ones living
today.
Scientists working
on fossils from
the Triassic
Period
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