Asked by vanessa

2. Describe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. List and briefly outline the six different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.
so i cannot find it in my notes, and im struggling really bad please help.
Answered by Ms. Sue
http://www.ucmp.berkeley.edu/paleozoic/paleozoic.php
Answered by Sabrina
Describe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided. (6 pts)
Answered by lilly
idk I really don't know
Answered by Vanessa Skellington
Hi other Nessie! (giggles) I'm so sorry that some PEOPLE can't help you! lilly, please don't say you don't know! It's worthless to the poor girl! And Sabrina, please tell me how it helps to copy & paste the question back into this answering box? Ms. Sue, you normally give great help, but this time you gave her a LINK to a bunch of worthless fiddle-faddle? JUST GIVE HER THE ANSWER PEOPLE! I'm sorry for being harsh I hate being mean like this and you are all great tutors you just let vanessa down on this one. That's all i'm saying.

Sending warm hugs from Arendelle,

Vanessa Skellington
Answered by Josd324life
the thing is nobody here wants to go through the work to help get her an answer and that is really sad. i will see what i can do:)
Answered by HomoNovus
At the beginning of the paleozoic era there was a big boom in animal life on planet earth, and in the end there was a mass extinction wiping out 90% of major animals. The first period in the Paleozoic era, the Cambrian period, was the time when most major animals appeared on earth. By the next period, the Ordovacian period, organisms could now live on land and now just water. During the Silurian Period, the earth went through a lot of changes, such as glaciers melting. During The Devonian period, The first land living vertabraes, tetrapods, and terrestrial arthropods appeared on the earths surface. During the Carboniferous period, the birds evolved to lay eggs so they could explore further inland. During the permian periond, the largest mass extinction ever recorded happened, wiping out 90% of life.
I did a lot of research on this so I hope it helps! :)
Answered by HomoNovus
And josd I noticed that you never actually did any research on it, and if you did, you didn't post the answer.
Answered by John Egbert
EB: i agree with HomoNovus :B
Answered by |-/
CHEATERSSSSSS DO YOUR OWN WORRRRKKKK
Answered by The man of pie
All I can say is Jiskha is the best place ever and you caring tutors are what make it like that I just want to say thank u to all of u
Answered by ffs
i love how people say cheaters when they would have to search the question to find this in the first place.. + some of us ask just to make sure our answers are correct not to cheat.
Answered by Diamond
Umm... I have the same question, and well, I love to help, but.. well... Oh and Try another place, bc this really isn't helping... Just saying
Answered by Coolboi
FFs u right
Answered by hello
List and briefly outline the six different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.

Can someone answer this part for me I am confused and I can't find it anywhere.
Answered by Pinkie
YOU GUYS ARE SUCH CHEATERSSS! GET A LIFE!
Answered by Pinkie
Let's be real guys, we all know we just come to get the answers lol. GUILTY!
Answered by Vanessa P.
Guys! there are 3 vanessas here! what a coincidence!

-V.P
Answered by lmao
HONESTLY SAMMMMMMEEEEEE!!!!! @Pinkie
Answered by Shay
It's not really cheating if they explain it to you so you understand.
Answered by SugarPie
4 years after, people are still arguing
Answered by Motherof4
You all sit here and hate when the link that Mrs. Sue gave had all the answers. It's called teaching them how to look things up and find the answers on your own instead of having someone give them the answers.
Answered by Madison
HELP ME!!!!!
Answered by no budy cares
This is now help at all you teachers need to try to help more like just asking a question with no help that's crapy bro just crapy
Answered by no budy cares
teacher don't even help that's just trash bro.
Answered by CrankthatCringeDaddy
Ms.Sue probably isn't even a REAL teacher
Answered by Tremors
Well HomoNovus Answered, they said: At the beginning of the paleozoic era there was a big boom in animal life on planet earth, and in the end there was a mass extinction wiping out 90% of major animals. The first period in the Paleozoic era, the Cambrian period, was the time when most major animals appeared on earth. By the next period, the Ordovacian period, organisms could now live on land and now just water. During the Silurian Period, the earth went through a lot of changes, such as glaciers melting. During The Devonian period, The first land living vertabraes, tetrapods, and terrestrial arthropods appeared on the earths surface. During the Carboniferous period, the birds evolved to lay eggs so they could explore further inland. During the permian periond, the largest mass extinction ever recorded happened, wiping out 90% of life.
I did a lot of research on this so I hope it helps! :)
Answered by I Luv Dean Wincheter
Thank you. :)
Answered by Lizzy
Uhhhhh, I am so sorry, but I am not getting the anwser at all. Was this supposed to help me?
Answered by PÜTA
dudes....there are like 12 billion comments on here and not one of them is what this girl was lookin for, granted, shes probs lookin fo tha answer not help but still xD
Answered by michelle
Thank you ms.sue we were on the wrong link The Paleozoic Eon not Era.
Answered by SMART KID (~_~)
Ms. Sue juss need to help and make sure we understand what we are during. And matter of fact I think Ms. Sue is fake and she really is, and those are big ole facts. She might can give us all deez links that are not given us fully understand of what we are doing. She need to help us more. Cause in Connection Academy we don't have regular teachers like the other schools have. Ms. Sue need to kno that we are being HOMESCHOOL.
Answered by SMART KID (~_~)
Auto Correction^^doing
Answered by sry not trying to be rude but
ms sue gave us the right answer learn how to read and also its Ms not MRS she isnt married show respect.
Answered by Hypocrites
At the beginning of the paleozoic era there was a big boom in animal life on planet earth, and in the end there was a mass extinction wiping out 90% of major animals. The first period in the Paleozoic era, the Cambrian period, was the time when most major animals appeared on earth. By the next period, the Ordovacian period, organisms could now live on land and now just water. During the Silurian Period, the earth went through a lot of changes, such as glaciers melting. During The Devonian period, The first land living vertabraes, tetrapods, and terrestrial arthropods appeared on the earths surface. During the Carboniferous period, the birds evolved to lay eggs so they could explore further inland. During the permian periond, the largest mass extinction ever recorded happened, wiping out 90% of life.
Answered by poochy
PINKY WHY U GOTTA BE SO MEAN U KNOW IF U ARE ON HERE THAT MEANS U FIGURED OUT ABOUT IT BY TRYIN TO FIGURE OUT AN ANSWER URSELF SO DONT BE SUCH A BLUMP OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answered by poochy
SO HOW BOUT THIS U GET A FLIPPIN LIFE!!!!
Answered by poochy
all this information has nothing to do with the question i mean it does but not that much
Answered by kiki
POOCHY OMG U ARE SO NICE NOOOOOOOT!!!!
Answered by angie
ok, I have no clue how to do this and I really need this answer or ima be a FAILURE IN LIFE DONT LET ME BE A FAILURE PLEEEEEEEEEASE!!!!!!!!
Answered by angie
pls just someone say the answer already cuz no one is getting helped by you just chatting with the other people and arguing about the flippi answers just... just please come up with the answere already
Answered by angie
PLEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAASEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Answered by Zhang
náire
Answered by OhHelloThere
@Pinky same bruh but I don't copy directly
Answered by hamburger helper
ok so the beginning of the Paleozoic era was marked by a sudden explosion of invertebrate species, while the end of the Paleozoic era was marked by a mass extinction of invertebrates, vertebrates, amphibians, and reptiles species and began the Mesozoic era.

idk thats what i put hope this helps (4 years later lol) <3
Answered by hamburger helper
^ also, the six periods of the Paleozoic era are Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, and the Permian period.
Answered by Wtf
It isn't considered cheating. We're just using our resources
Answered by Anonymously Anonymous
2.3% of people here are just trying to check there answers
97.7% are here to cheat and are lying to themselves saying they aren't
Answered by ~FOXY~
Wow 6 years and STILL ARGUING!!!! You people GET A LIFE! These tutors are RETIRED, so they DO HAVE TEACHING EXPERIENCE. Maybe you guys just need to go and teach middle school, see how U LIKE IT. Sure, middle school is hard, and I'm in 8th grade and almost in high school, so I know by experience. But seriously, you guys who are playing the blame game get NO WHERE. Just be responsible online and LOOK. IT. UP. NOT. THAT. HARD. You people are just freaking lazy!
Answered by ~FOXY~
Ms. Sue and the other tutors are just giving you RESOURCES. So get off your lazy bum and do the work and you will be proud of yourself instead of just cheating. YOU WILL GET CAUGHT!
Answered by ChikenNugget
@Foxy I never get caught. ;-; I have been living my entire year cheating my way through... and I have almost all A’s sooo
Answered by ~FOXY~
Ok then, don't say I didn't warn you buuuut..........I DID SO GO AHEAD AND CHEAT YOUR WAY THROUGH LIFE GONNA GET YOU A GOOD JOB BUT YOURE GONNA NOT KNOW WHATCHA DOING LIKE DUH PEOPLE
Answered by ~FOXY~
@ChikenNugget, seriously, you will get caught at some point so I suggest you DO THE FREAKIN WORK YOURSELF



.......sorry.......-_-
Answered by c h i l d
2019 and all the homeschoolers come to unite, how's the turtle breeding going for everyone ;3
Answered by Stop arguing.
The answer to the six periods are Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, and Permian period.
Answered by Ashton
Here is my answer

At the beginning of the Paleozoic era, multicelled creatures went through a massive change, they went from being similar creatures to almost what we have now. At the end of the Paleozoic era, the largest extinction in history happened, cancelling almost aquatic species. The Paleozoic era is divided by these periods: Cambrian, Ordovician, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, and Permian.

hope this helps (also thank you for the link Ms, Sue, it really helped)
Answered by Yeet
I think Ms. Sue is an AI
Answered by treat others how you want treated
pinkie and poochie yall are so mean your also the same person btw mrs sue died
Answered by treat others how you want treated
oh I just moved from al im now in texas im a texas girl now
Answered by ghost sadness
its been years its 2020 now still fighting
Answered by Pearson Connexus Sam B
Yeah... I'm just putting what @HomoNovous put. Tell me if I'm wrong
Answered by Anonymous
I cringed from reading all of this,, using the answers given to you by your peers isn't really cheating if they explain it, this way you have the correct answer and your learning from it in the explanation. Just chill out, this is a homework website, not some twitter debate.
Answered by anonymous .jr
why is this still going on??? honestly
Answered by bruh
i hate those people that come here to jiskha, just to say "DO YOUR OWN WORK!!!" when their also on the page because their also cheating and saying "im just here to check my answer" doesn't make it of a difference because if you got the wrong answer you'' just change it to the right answer which is considered the same thing as us "cheaters"
Answered by UGL SCP TATO
vDescribe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the
beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six
different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.Describe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the
beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six
different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.Describe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the
beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six
different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.Describe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the
beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six
different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.vDescribe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the
beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six
different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.Describe the two most important events in the history of animal life that occurred at the
beginning and at the end of the Paleozoic era. (2 pts) List and briefly outline the six
different periods into which the Paleozoic era is divided.v
Answered by Poke-COVID-19
wow this is a very long comment stream stretching on years. But thank you!
Answered by Gogy
HAHAAAAAHAAH READING THESE IS THE BEST PART OF MY DAY YA'LL SO WACK
Answered by Dream
Lmaoo the comments from 2020 (my name is dream cause i saw someone with gogy as a name)
Answered by Vanessa Skellington
@Hamburgerhelper and @hypocrites is 100% Correct! Thank you guys so much. To the people that keep saying "DO YOUR OWN WORK and STOP CHEATING" Well I hate being mean so, you are on the page and yes, I know some people do come here to get the full answer but some dont! Some come here to get help if they don't understand or their teacher wasn't getting them enough info. Yes, cheaating is bad, online, on paper, we dont need to be doing it. But this is a homework HELPING site. Not a homework cheating site. So please, stop the hate!


Thank you so much


Vanessa Skellington
Answered by seriously vanessa?
Maybe just anwser the freaking question! thiis stupid assignment is killing mu brain, and other people to! lets stop the drama and this mrs. sue poo thing and get the anwser!
Vanessa, you just have to much time on your hands! and you are making people mad! Instead of being 'no cheating' this and that, maybe you COULD BE THE ONE TO HELP US OUT INSTEAD OF BEING A 'your cheating, your stupid' DIVA, MAYBE ITS YOUR TURN TO GET A LIFE INSTEAD OF SCREWING AROUND WITH THESE POSTS!
How do you like that vanessa? sounds good huh?
Your welcome for the people who are getting hated by this VANESSA girl.
Hope, you all have good lives!
Love you all!

Answered by seriously vanessa?
vanessa is rude.
#do you here what she is saying?
Answered by MidnightCatDragon
This website is supposed to help me GAIN brain cells. But however just by seeing these toxic people I'm losing brain cells...
Answered by Beerus
ALRIGHT IM TIRED OF THIS CAN EVERYONE JUST STOP ARGUING LEASE OR ELSE WE WILL ALL BE FAILURES IN LIFE SO. CAN EVERY ONE PLEASE. STOP. ARGUINGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG.
Answered by Beerus
all we want is help. and were not getting it. will ANYONE BE GENEROUS ENOUGH TO HELP(idk how i can possibly be of any help.) WILL ANYONE EVEN CARE ENOUGH THERE COULD BE ANYONE HERE THAT NEEDS HELP AND ISNT GETTING IT. JUST. HELP. US PLEASE
Answered by Conexus student
u right i am a connexus student an it is now 2020 one more day and i will have my son and last time i used jshika was about 10 yrs ago i cannot belive i foud the same queston and website again i used to use this to cheat (clears throat) check if my answer is right all the time HAHAHA jk im a 12 yr old getting a bro tomorrow ☹ 4th bro on the way
Answered by bruh girl
cool where is the answers like i need to do my work
Answered by David Walker
At the beginning of the paleozoic era there was a big boom in animal life on planet earth, and in the end there was a mass extinction wiping out 90% of major animals. The first period in the Paleozoic era, the Cambrian period, was the time when most major animals appeared on earth. By the next period, the Ordovacian period, organisms could now live on land and now just water. During the Silurian Period, the earth went through a lot of changes, such as glaciers melting. During The Devonian period, The first land living vertabraes, tetrapods, and terrestrial arthropods appeared on the earths surface. During the Carboniferous period, the birds evolved to lay eggs so they could explore further inland. During the permian periond, the largest mass extinction ever recorded happened, wiping out 90% of life.
Answered by Shode
i was once beerus.
Answered by Zorria
Here a question for all the people calling everyone cheats. Why r u on this app anyways or did u just get it to make people feel bad ,like r yall feeling better or something live people alone it's non of yalls business what there doing in there life ,so do use all a favor and stop and bud out and thx ,love yall
Answered by T^T idontunderstandstuff
my braincells hurt cuz of all this fighting T^T
Answered by Ms. Smith
This is Ms. Smith at Connections Academy. This is a question on a portfolio assignment and if you copy this answer, as I see that one of my students just did, you will be written up, just like this student will be.

This is a violation of the Honor Code and could lead to expulsion. It is a serious matter. We even allow corrections up to full points back on any incorrect parts of the assignment. There is no excuse for this. Stop plagiarizing, yes, it is plagiarizing; put some effort into your school work and use what you were given...YOUR BRAIN!
Answered by Anonymous
Ms. Smith, not everyone on here is going to use this website to 'plagiarize' someone else's work. Some people just use this website to study or to review/check their answers.
Answered by BNHA_NERD1313!!
almost 8 years of fighting but no answers yet?
Answered by T-T
No seriously how did you guys fight for 8 years and not come up with any answers -_-
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!