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No. The 'pre' bit merely means before. Similarly one may speak of post mesozoic, where 'post' means after. Within the period before the Cambrian, (when hard bodied entities first appeared), there are several named glaciations, and also some era defined by the soft bodied organisms found there. e.g the Ediacaran named after a location in Australia. The faunal group is called Ediacara.

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