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Precambrian[ ] (0 votes, 0%)
Cambrian[**] (1 vote, 5%)
Ordivician[ ] (0 votes, 0%)
Silurian[ ] (0 votes, 0%)
Devonian [ ] (0 votes, 0%)
Missisippian[ ] (0 votes, 0%)
Pensylvanian[ ] (0 votes, 0%)
Permian[******] (3 votes, 15%)
Triassic[********] (4 votes, 20%)
Jurassic [********] (4 votes, 20%)
Cretaceous[**********] (5 votes, 25%)
Neogene [**] (1 vote, 5%)
Quarternary[****] (2 votes, 10%)

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 Total Votes: 20
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« Thread Started on May 23, 2010, 10:29pm »

Whats your favorite time period ???
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« Reply #1 on May 24, 2010, 1:21am »

Def Jurassic bro ! ;D
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« Reply #2 on May 24, 2010, 1:25am »

Cretaceous all the way!
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« Reply #3 on May 24, 2010, 1:42am »

cretaceous for me its when all the hadrosaurs lived
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« Reply #4 on May 24, 2010, 1:44am »

I voted for the triassic becuase I love the Chinle Formation
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« Reply #5 on May 24, 2010, 2:48am »

I love dinosaurs - but the permian had a far wider variety of things that I love, and no true mammals were around yet. So I vote permian!
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« Reply #6 on May 24, 2010, 3:02am »

The poll is incomplete--the Palaeogene was missed.
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« Reply #7 on May 24, 2010, 3:33pm »

according to wikipedia the paleogene doesn't exist :P
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« Reply #8 on May 24, 2010, 3:45pm »

wikipedia...

Anyway, I vote cretacious cuz of the ceratopsians and boneheads. But i also really like the permian...and the triassic....and jurassic....aw man!
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May 24, 2010, 3:33pm, dinosaurmoe22 wrote:
according to wikipedia the paleogene doesn't exist :P

Sure it doesn't, it's over... ;)
Without a Paleogene the term Neogene would not make any sense and should be replaced by "Tertiary", Neogene and Tertiary are not synonymous.

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Oh, and for very practical, human reasons I voted for Quarternary. :D
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« Reply #10 on May 24, 2010, 4:21pm »


May 24, 2010, 3:53pm, brontodocus wrote:

May 24, 2010, 3:33pm, dinosaurmoe22 wrote:
according to wikipedia the paleogene doesn't exist :P

Sure it doesn't, it's over... ;)
Without a Paleogene the term Neogene would not make any sense and should be replaced by "Tertiary", Neogene and Tertiary are not synonymous.

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Oh, and for very practical, human reasons I voted for Quarternary. :D


And Tertiary is no longer valid; it has been divided as two periods--Palaeogene and Neogene--within the Cenozoic.

Stop using Wikipedia people. Use the sources.

Of course, it is there:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paleogene
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« Reply #11 on May 24, 2010, 5:01pm »

The term Tertiary may have become out-of-date but is still very commonly used at least in textbooks in Germany, like Haubold & Daber, A.H. Müller, Krumbiegel & Walther, A.E. Richter, I'm not aware of any German literature that rejects it, though I must confess the ones I have are not the newest. But it's no less valid like e.g. non-SI units like pound, inch or horsepower. It's just better not to use them, that's all. And: If one doesn't accept the concept of a Paleogene, then Tertiary would be without alternative.
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May 24, 2010, 5:01pm, brontodocus wrote:
The term Tertiary may have become out-of-date but is still very commonly used at least in textbooks in Germany, like Haubold & Daber, A.H. Müller, Krumbiegel & Walther, A.E. Richter, I'm not aware of any German literature that rejects it, though I must confess the ones I have are not the newest. But it's no less valid like e.g. non-SI units like pound, inch or horsepower. It's just better not to use them, that's all. And: If one doesn't accept the concept of a Paleogene, then Tertiary would be without alternative.


The term "Tertiary" may still be in use in older texts, but it is not generally used as much anymore as a proper term--the division of Palaeogene and Neogene are much more informative.

Just go here for the update, much of this was established by 1999 http://www.geosociety.org/science/timescale/timescl-1999.pdf--it isn't really up to authors of text books anyway; save for a few Cambrian dates, most of these names and ages have reached a consensus (of sorts--until some other evidence changes things).

Besides, in reference to this poll--it isn't like Tertiary was an option either, hence the choices are incomplete and the poll isn't valid (what if someone wants to choose the age of Indricotherium, Megacerops, Champsosaurs, Andrewsarchus, and Basilosaurus?).
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« Reply #13 on May 24, 2010, 5:30pm »

Thanks for the link. An update is always good. :)
But - have you seen that the term "Tertiary" is even used ther? They didn't reject it.
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May 24, 2010, 5:30pm, brontodocus wrote:
Thanks for the link. An update is always good. :)
But - have you seen that the term "Tertiary" is even used ther? They didn't reject it.


But in the context of the poll, leaving out the Palaeogene but including the Neogene rendered it incomplete (that was my original issue).
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May 24, 2010, 5:59pm, sbell wrote:

May 24, 2010, 5:30pm, brontodocus wrote:
Thanks for the link. An update is always good. :)
But - have you seen that the term "Tertiary" is even used ther? They didn't reject it.


But in the context of the poll, leaving out the Palaeogene but including the Neogene rendered it incomplete (that was my original issue).


Hmm, then there must have been a misunderstanding because that's also what I was intending to say.
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« Reply #16 on May 24, 2010, 6:44pm »

I voted Permian.
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« Reply #17 on May 24, 2010, 8:39pm »

The most recent, out of sheer vanity.
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May 23, 2010, 10:29pm, dinosaurmoe22 wrote:
Whats your favorite time period ???


Fun topic and great Avatar!

As you may have guessed my favorite time period is the late Jurassic when my favorite dino lived good old Big Al the allosaurus.

But another great time is the mid Cretaceous the Aptian threw the Turonian stage's. There is a great mix of mega sized Jurassic fauna mixing with early Cretaceous favorites.

examples in south America we have Titanosaurs and Carcharodontosaurids mixing with mainoraprtors and early iguanodonts and hadrosaurs. In laurasia we have More of the earlier with tyranosaurids spinosaurids and more mainoraptorids .

Like in europe we have baryonx ,neovenator, iguanadon and eotyrannus. In north America there is acrocantosaurs and deinonychus and such.
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