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01 Zanclean
03:07
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2. |
02 Messinian
02:26
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3. |
03 Chibanian
03:09
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4. |
04 Tortonian
01:56
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5. |
05 Serravallian
01:01
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6. |
06 Langhian
01:46
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7. |
07 Burdigalian
01:33
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8. |
08 Aquitanian
03:21
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9. |
09 Gelasian
04:55
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10. |
10 Piacenzian
04:48
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11. |
11 Neogene
03:08
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12. |
12 Chattian
03:32
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13. |
13 Bølling–Allerød
02:24
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14. |
14 Cenozoic
01:40
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15. |
16 Meghalayan
02:41
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16. |
17 Phanerozoic
01:42
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17. |
18 Rupelian
03:39
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18. |
19 Priabonian
01:39
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19. |
20 Bartonian
03:08
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20. |
22 Lutetian
03:08
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21. |
23 Ypresian
02:01
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