Paleogene example sentences

"Paleogene" Example Sentences

1. The paleogene period began after the extinction of the dinosaurs.
2. The paleogene is the first of the three epochs of the Cenozoic era.
3. Paleogene rocks are characterized by a lack of fossils.
4. The paleogene was a time of global cooling and the expansion of grasslands.
5. The paleogene period saw the emergence of the first modern mammals.
6. The paleogene is marked by a major extinction event at the end of the epoch.
7. Paleogene deposits are found in many parts of the world.
8. The paleogene saw a major diversification of mammals and the evolution of new species.
9. The paleogene climate was much cooler than that of today.
10. The paleogene period was a time of global cooling and the expansion of grasslands.
11. The paleogene was a time of major changes in the Earth's climate and environment.
12. The paleogene saw the emergence of the first modern mammals and the diversification of many species.
13. Paleogene deposits are found in many parts of the world and provide evidence of the changing climate and environment of the period.
14. The paleogene period was a time of major changes in the Earth's climate and environment, with global cooling and the expansion of grasslands.
15. Paleogene rocks are characterized by a lack of fossils, indicating that the environment was too harsh for life to survive.
16. The paleogene period saw the emergence of the first modern mammals, as well as the diversification of many species.
17. The paleogene climate was much cooler than that of today, with global cooling and the expansion of grasslands.
18. Paleogene deposits are found in many parts of the world and provide evidence of the changing climate and environment of the period, as well as the emergence of the first modern mammals.
19. The paleogene period was a time of global cooling and the expansion of grasslands, as well as the diversification of many species.
20. Paleogene rocks are characterized by a lack of fossils, indicating that the environment was too harsh for life to survive, and the emergence of the first modern mammals.

Common Phases

Eocene; Oligocene; Miocene; Pliocene; Pleistocene