What did the Earths surface look like in the silurian time period?

Answer 1

The environment was pretty much all ocean. It had a little bit of land.But not as much as we have today. 99% water and 1% land. This period was important because they found the first living organisms on the Earth and they found a plant.

Answer 2

Wet.

The polar icecaps were melting and perhaps non-existent, covering the earth with a warm and shallow sea filled with leeches and fish. The fish were really getting of hand. Like, lots of them, everywhere. There were also a lot of storms, probably because of something to do with the warm sea water, but the fish didn't really care because they were under the surface. The land was slightly less fishy and leechy, but did have a whole bunch of disgusting Spiders who couldn't even make silky webs (they died out), and also really really early versions of gross stuff like scorpions, worms, and centipedes, but without as many legs. They looked a bit like those things from the beginning of the very first Godzilla movie and ate dead stuff. One super nice thing about the Silurian period was that was when coral first came out, which is very pretty, but that's under the water and you want to know what the surface was like, so I won't talk about that.

Answer 3

During the Silurian period, from about 443 to 419 million years ago, the Earth's surface was dominated by shallow seas, with coral reefs expanding. The land was primarily barren and uninhabited, with early plants beginning to colonize the continents. Coastal areas were tropical or subtropical in climate.

Answer 4

it was half way broken from the day of the Pangaea to the present day