Not at all. The first true mammals appeared around 200 million years ago, after evolving from synapsids, which evolved from early amniotes. Animals have existed for much longer than that; some primitive animals may have existed almost 2 billion years ago.
No. The first land plants were on the planet 0.475 billion years ago. The first mammals were on the planet around 160 million years.
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There is no proof that Zeus exist. I do agree with the first answer that there is no proof that he exists but in Roman times Zeus was Jupiter. (he was not named after the planet, the planet was named after him.)
nor plants or animals. bacteria came first
The Planet's Funniest Animals - 1999 Love at First Bite was released on: USA: 9 February 2007
The major croup that came before animals arrived on this planet would be the Dinosaur group these animals were first on the planet known to man.
The first mammals appeared during the Cretaceous Period.
Mammals originated as land animals. Reptiles were the first vetebrates to have hard-shelled eggs and spend most of their time on land. Reptiles evolved into modern reptiles, mammals, and birds. Some mammals, since then, have moved partially or completely back into water.
the paleozioc was the age of dinosaurs. the first small mammals first appeared in this time
First on Planet EarthChristians believe that Adam and then Eve were the first on earth. They believe that God created the earth, and then the animals, then Adam followed by Eve.
G. D. Thurman has written: 'First aid for stranded marine mammals' -- subject(s): Marine mammals, First aid for animals
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