South American Land Mammal Age - Ages

Ages

  • Lujanian: Lower boundary 0.8 Ma. Upper boundary 0.011 Ma.
  • Ensenadan: Lower boundary 1.2 Ma. Upper boundary 0.8 Ma.
  • Uquian: Lower boundary 3 Ma. Upper boundary 1.2 Ma.
  • Chapadmalalan: Lower boundary 4 Ma. Upper boundary 3 Ma.
  • Montehermosan: Lower boundary 6.8 Ma. Upper boundary 4 Ma.
  • Huayquerian: Lower boundary 9 Ma. Upper boundary 6.8 Ma.
  • Chasicoan: Lower boundary 10 Ma. Upper boundary 9 Ma.
  • Mayoan: Lower boundary 11.8 Ma. Upper boundary 10 Ma.
  • Laventan: Lower boundary 13.8 Ma. Upper boundary 11.8 Ma.
  • Colloncuran: Lower boundary 15.5 Ma. Upper boundary 13.8 Ma.
  • Friasian: Lower boundary 16.3 Ma. Upper boundary 15.5 Ma.
  • Santacrucian: Lower boundary 17.5 Ma. Upper boundary 16.3 Ma.
  • Colhuehuapian: Lower boundary 21.0 Ma. Upper boundary 17.5 Ma.
  • Deseadan: Lower boundary 29.0 Ma. Upper boundary 21.0 Ma.
  • Tinguirirican: Lower boundary 36.0 Ma. Upper boundary 29.0 Ma.
  • Divisaderan: Lower boundary 42.0 Ma. Upper boundary 36.0 Ma.
  • Mustersan: Lower boundary 48.0 Ma. Upper boundary 42.0 Ma.
  • Casamayoran: Lower boundary 54.0 Ma. Upper boundary 48.0 Ma.
  • Riochican: Lower boundary 57.0 Ma. Upper boundary 54.0 Ma.
  • Itaboraian: Lower boundary 59.0 Ma. Upper boundary 57.0 Ma.
  • Peligran: Lower boundary 62.5 Ma. Upper boundary 59.0 Ma.
  • Tiupampan: Lower boundary 64.5 Ma. Upper boundary 62.5 Ma.

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