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No! During the Paleozoic, Earth saw the first fishes, amphibians, & reptiles-- not humans. Humans didn't appear on Earth until the Cenozoic Era (and even then, it's more towards the end of the Cenozoic than the beginning of the Cenozoic Era that they appeared). So don't let Flintstones and similar things fool you-- humans haven't been around since the beginning of the world.

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No, cavemen did not live during the Paleozoic era. Cavemen, also known as early humans or hominins, appeared much later in history, during the Paleolithic era, which began around 2.6 million years ago and ended around 10,000 years ago. The Paleozoic era, on the other hand, occurred between 541 million years ago and 252 million years ago and was characterized by the diversification of life forms and the emergence of early marine animals.

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Nope-all that stuff you've heard about neanderthals fighting giant tyrannosaurus Rex is fictional. In fact, Homo sapiens, or early humans, didn't appear for another 20 or so million years after the last dinosaur went extinct!

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