ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Temperocene: 135 million years

The Early Temperocene: 135 million years post-establishmentFrom Humble Beginnings: Cladogram of Temperocene Hamsters The great diversity of all life abundant in the Temperocene makes it surprisingly

Aegirocassis benmoulai, a giant (7-foot long) radiodont of the early Ordivician, 480 million years ago in the seas around North Africa; art by Lex Fonseca : r/Naturewasmetal

ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Temperocene: 125 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Middle Glaciocene: 115 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Late Glaciocene: 115 million years + 5000

ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Temperocene: 145 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Late Therocene: 65 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Therocene: 30 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Middle Glaciocene: 110 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Middle Glaciocene: 110 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Temperocene: 135 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Temperocene: 145 million years post

ceo of hamster evolution — The Early Temperocene: 125 million years

ceo of hamster evolution — The Late Glaciocene: 115 million years + 5000