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The Proterozoic is the longest division of Earth's history, lasting roughly two billion years and occurring between the Archean and Phanerozoic eons. It matters because understanding this vast span of time helps scientists piece together the deep history of Earth before the emergence of most visible life forms that characterize the Phanerozoic eon.
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- From left to right: Four main Proterozoic events: Great Oxidation Event and subsequent Huronian glaciation; First eukaryotes, like red algae; Snowball Earth in Cryogenian period; Ediacaran biota
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In geologia, il Proterozoico (dal greco antico "proteron zoon"= primo vivente) è l'eone caratterizzato dalla prima abbondanza di forme di vita complesse sulla Terra. Va da 2.500 a 541 milioni di anni fa. Allo stato presente degli studi paleontologici, la data delle della Rhodesia meridionale viene usata come data d'inizio dell'era Proterozoica. Il periodo che intercorre tra la formazione della Terra, risalente a circa 4.600 milioni di anni fa, e l'era Proterozoica, si suddivide in due eoni, l'Adeano, da 4.600 a 4.000 Ma fa, e l'Archeano, da 4.000 a 2.500 Ma fa.
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