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The Devonian is a major chapter in Earth's history that lasted about 60.7 million years during the Paleozoic era, occurring roughly 419 to 359 million years ago. Scientists named it after Devon in South West England, where they first identified and studied rocks from this ancient time period.
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- Mollweide Paleographic Map of Earth, 390 Ma (Eifelian Age).png
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- A map of Earth as it appeared 390 million years ago during the Middle Devonian Epoch
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Article · 日本語
デボン紀(デボンき、泥盆紀、Devonian period)は、地質時代の区分のひとつである。古生代の中ごろ、シルル紀の後、石炭紀の前で、約4億1600万年前から約3億5920万年前までの時期を指す。デヴォン紀と記載されることもある。イギリス南部のデヴォン州に分布するシルル紀の地層と石炭紀の地層にはさまれる地層をもとに設定された地質時代である。デボン紀は、魚類の種類や進化の豊かさと、出現する化石の量の多さから、「魚の時代」とも呼ばれている。
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