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The Earth was created after the Sun due to accretion of leftover particles and debris.
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Ribozymes appear.
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Early atmosphere formed consisting of mainly hydrogen.
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RNA world. Organic compounds and proteins began to form after RNA could catalyze amino acid polymerization.
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Protobionts evolve from primitive life.
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Atmospheric water condenses into oceans.
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Organisms start using photosynthesis to gather energy from the sun.
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Single-celled organisms called prokaryotes evolve from primitive lifeforms such as the protobiont.
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Due to outgassing from volcanoes, Earth's second atmosphere consisted mainly of nitrogen and carbon dioxide.
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Water is first used as a source of hydrogen.
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Endosymbiosis is a mutually beneficial relationship when one organism enters another and lives there.
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The Great Oxygenation Event was the biologically caused appearance of oxygen in Earth's atmosphere.
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Oxygen becomes a part of Earth's atmosphere.
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The first multicellular organisms were a colony of cyanobacteria.
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The first eukaryote came from a prokaryote that had taken in other prokaryotes.
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Mitochondria are though to have evolved after entering a larger prokaryote. Plastids possibly evolved from cyanobacteria and enable eukaryotes to carry out photosynthesis.
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The earliest known plants were a type of algae.
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The earliest known animals were sea sponges.
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The first vertebrate is believed to be the Myllokunmingia. Other early vertebrates include the Haikouichthys.
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First land plants evolve from plants that moved onto land.