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- 20-30m
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- 14
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Travel back in geologic time to explore some of the major historical events of Earth in an attempt to understand the search for life among other planets in the universe. Explore the third chapter of the search for life in the Flinders Ranges of South Australia.
There, you'll explore the key features of the Ediacaran environments that gave rise to the first multicellular organisms on Earth. Learn about deep time and the key events that occurred from the formation of Earth to the era of humans. Identify fossils in the Parv fossil bed at Nilpena and then construct an ecosystem that replicates the conditions of the Ediacaran period.
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What does the rock record tell us about the search for life in the universe?
Construct an argument about the constraints and limitations regarding the search for life in the universe using evidence from Earth’s rock record.
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