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CAMBIAMENTO DEL PAESAGGIO

DAL TRIASSICO A OGGI

Ginevra Castelli, Carlotta Scarso

NARRATOLOGIA

"Misteriose restano le cause della rapida estinzione dei Dinosauri, che si erano evoluti e ingranditi per tutto il Triassico e il Giurassico e per 150 milioni d'anni erano stati gli incontrastati dominatori dei continenti. Forse furono incapaci di adattarsi ai grandi cambiamenti di clima e di vegetazione che ebbero luogo nel Cretaceo. Alla fine di quell'epoca erano tutti morti."

Cosmocomiche, Dinosauri

TRIASSICO

  • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
  • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
  • Golfo chiamato Oceano Teide
  • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
  • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
  • Golfo chiamato Oceano Tetide
  • Generalmente caldo e arido
  • Precipitazioni scarse
  • Ai poli clima temperato
  • Comparsa dei primi mammiferi e uccelli
  • Foreste ricche di felci e conifere

FLORA E FAUNA

GEOGRAFIA

CLIMA

251 mil

245 mil

200 mil

228 mil

Triassico medio

Triassico superiore

Triassico inferiore

GIURASSICO

  • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
  • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
  • Golfo chiamato Oceano Teide
  • Divisione della Pangea: Lurasia e Gondwana
  • Nascita dell'oceano Atlantico e del mare di Tetide
  • Mari poco profondi tra i continenti
  • Effetto serra
  • Clima temperato anche ai poli
  • Piogge regolari e abbondanti
  • Fauna terrestre: Dinosauri
  • Funa aerea: Rettili volanti e primi uccelli
  • Funa marina: Rettili
  • Foreste di conifere
  • Sottobosco ricco di felci
  • Giungle nelle zone piu umide

FLORA

FAUNA

GEOGRAFIA

CLIMA

145,5 mil

200 mil

176 mil

161 mil

Giurassico inferiore

Giurassico medio

Giurassico superiore

CRETACEO

  • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
  • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
  • Golfo chiamato Oceano Teide
  • Laurasia si divide in America del nord e Eurasia
  • Gondwana crea l' America del sud e l' Africa
  • Creazione dell'Oceano Atlantico e dell'Oceano Indiano
  • Nascita dei primi insetti (api)
  • Dinosauri: Velociraptor, Tyrannosaurus rex
  • Mammiferi, anfibi e rettili
    • Temperatura media di circa 22°-24° C
    • Clima umido e caldo a causa dell'attività vulcanica
    • Diffusione di piante con i fiori
    • Foreste di conifere
    • Felci giganti coprivano le pianure

    FLORA

    FAUNA

    GEOGRAFIA

    CLIMA

    113 mil

    66 mil

    145 mil

    Cretaceo inferiore

    Cretaceo superiore

    ESTINZIONE DEL K-Pg

    Causata dalla caduta di un meteorite sulla terra 66 milioni di anni fa.

    CONSEGUENZE

    • Sollevamento di cenere e polvere
    • Incendi boschivi
    • Tsunami globale
    • Terremoti

    ESTINZIONE DI MASSA

    Più del 75% delle specie esistenti scomparvero.

    PALEOGENE

    • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
    • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
    • Golfo chiamato Oceano Teide
    • Separazione America del Sud e Africa
    • Separazione Antartide e Australia
    • Orogenesi himalayana
    • I volatili prendono il posto come super-predatori
    • Animali marini
    • Mammiferi, anfibi e rettili
      • Piante da fiore
      • Foreste di conifere
      • Foreste pluviali
      • Si passa da un clima caldo(31°-34°) a delle temperature glaciali

      FLORA

      FAUNA

      GEOGRAFIA

      CLIMA

      66 mil

      56 mil

      34 mil

      23 mil

      Paleocene

      Eocene

      Oligocene

      NEOGENE

      • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
      • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
      • Golfo chiamato Oceano Teide
      • Nascita delle prime catene montuose
      • Unione delle Americhe (Istmo di Panama)
      • Evaporazione temporanea del Mediterraneo
      • Grandi erbivori (cavalli, rinoceronti)
      • Megalodonte e cetacei
      • In America: migrazione da sud a nord e viceversa
        • Diffusione graminacee
        • Foreste di conifere e latifoglie nelle zone temperate
        • Comparsa dei primi cactus
        • Clima più freddo e secco
        • Creazione calotte polari

        FLORA

        FAUNA

        GEOGRAFIA

        CLIMA

        23 mil

        5,3 mil

        2,5 mil

        Miocene

        Pliocene

        EVOLUZIONE UMANA

        CAUSE

        • Comparsa della savana
        • Cambio della dieta

        VANTAGGI DELLA POSTURA BIPEDE

        • Termoregolazione
        • Mani libere
        • Avvistare i predatori

        QUATERNARIO

        • Terre emerse raggruppate in un unico continente, la Pangea.
        • Oceano chiamato Panthalassa
        • Golfo chiamato Oceano Teide
        • Fiumi e laghi erano completamente diversi da adesso
        • Europa ricoperta da la steppa e senza alberi
        • Alternanza fasi glaciali e fasi interglaciali
        • Sahara verde
        • Piccoli arbusti, muschi ,graminacee
        • Foreste di conifere e latifoglie a sud
        • Agricoltura specializzata
        • Grandi predatori
        • Megafauna
        • Uomo

          FAUNA

          FLORA

          GEOGRAFIA

          CLIMA

          2,5 mil

          11.700 anni

          oggi

          Pleistocene

          Olocene

          SITOGRAFIA

          https://research.amnh.org/paleontology/perissodactyl/concepts/deep-time/eocene https://natmus.humboldt.edu/exhibits/life-through-time/visual-timeline/paleogene-period https://research.amnh.org/paleontology/perissodactyl/concepts/deep-time/holocene https://ucmp.berkeley.edu/tertiary/oli.html https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32989142/ https://pro.unibz.it/staff2/fzavatti/corso/scala_dei_tempi_geologici.html

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