The tertiary period covers the time from 65 million years ago (mya - about the time of the dinosaurs' extinction) to around 1.8 mya. Mammals became the dominant vertebrates and had many important developments, with the earliest hominid relatives of humans appearing early in this period; most modern types of animals either were already extant or also appeared early in this period; modern families of flowering plants evolved; and most marine vertebrates and invertebrates had little change.
Palm trees, sunflowers, roses and lyaniga
The Tertiary Era.
Tertiary
The plants, insects, fish and dinosaurs lived on earth during the late Cenozoic era. Now all that is left on the earth are the fossils.
No: Cenozoic. (Tertiary).
Miocene
Date back to the Tertiary Period of the Cenezoic Era.
Tertiary.
Eon --> Era --> sub-Era --> Period We are currently in: * Phanerozoic Eon * Cenozoic Era * Tertiary sub-Era * Quaternary Period
plants
relating to or denoting the most recent era, following the Mesozoic era and comprising the Tertiary and Quaternary periods.
We are currently in the Cenozoioc Era (sub-era Tertiary); the era is divided into 3 periods, starting with the Palaeogene, then the Neogene, & now the Quaternary period. The era before this one was called the Mesozoic Era
Tertiary consumers.