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The 89 pages that link to Geologic time scale, each with the reason it gives.

• Early JurassicNarrower topic: It places this epoch within the standardized hierarchy of geological time.

• HadeanNarrower topic: The Hadean is the first eon in this hierarchy.

• U–Pb datingRelated: U–Pb ages help calibrate boundaries and events in the time scale.

• Himalayan orogenyRelated: It places the long-running collision within Cenozoic Earth history.

• PaleoproterozoicNarrower topic: It places the Paleoproterozoic among eons, eras, periods, and smaller intervals.

• ChronostratigraphyRelated: Its time intervals provide the framework that chronostratigraphic units represent.

• Cretaceous–Paleogene boundaryNarrower topic: The boundary is a defined transition within this worldwide chronology.

• ProterozoicNarrower topic: The Proterozoic is one eon within this hierarchy of geological time.

• Young Earth creationismNarrower topic: Its millions-to-billions-of-years timeline is rejected by young-Earth interpretations.

• History of geologyRelated: Its construction converted scattered rock sequences into an increasingly global chronology.

• Jurassic CoastRelated: The coast’s rocks span several time divisions that the geological time scale distinguishes.

• Earth scienceNarrower topic: It organizes the immense span that Earth science reconstructs from rocks and fossils.

• Geologic mapRelated: Map colors and labels often encode the ages of mapped units.

• Global Boundary Stratotype Section and PointNarrower topic: GSSPs provide physical reference points for boundaries on this time scale.

• Late DevonianRelated: It defines the Late Devonian's rank and chronological boundaries.

• Early PermianNarrower topic: The epoch's dates and subdivisions belong to this standardized framework.

• Geologic timeRelated: Its hierarchy turns geologic time into a standardized sequence of intervals.

• NeoproterozoicNarrower topic: It places the Neoproterozoic between the Mesoproterozoic and Phanerozoic.

• North American land mammal ageNarrower topic: It provides the global framework against which regional mammal ages are correlated.

• Roderick MurchisonNarrower topic: The Silurian system became one of the divisions used to organize geological history.

• History of lifeRelated: Its divisions provide the common timeline for major biological events.

• History of paleontologyRelated: Fossils helped define and correlate the intervals used to organize deep time.

• PaleoarcheanNarrower topic: Its formal boundaries place the Paleoarchean between the Eoarchean and Mesoarchean.

• Stratigraphic unitNarrower topic: Chronostratigraphic units relate rock bodies to this time framework.

• Devils TowerRelated: Dating the Tower’s formation requires placing it within Earth’s long chronology.

• EoarcheanNarrower topic: It shows how the Eoarchean fits within Earth's larger chronology.

• Historical geologyRelated: It organizes reconstructed events into a shared timeline.

• History of EarthNarrower topic: Its divisions organize the sequence of geological and biological events.

• MesoproterozoicNarrower topic: It places the Mesoproterozoic between the Paleoproterozoic and Neoproterozoic.

• Extinction eventRelated: It provides the framework for locating extinction pulses in deep time.

• Geological history of EarthRelated: Its divisions organize the events and evidence in Earth’s history.

• GeologistRelated: Its divisions give geologists a shared framework for dating Earth history.

• MesoarcheanNarrower topic: It places the Mesoarchean within a hierarchy of eons, eras, periods, and epochs.

• NeoarcheanNarrower topic: The Neoarchean is one formally named interval in this hierarchy.

• BenbulbinRelated: It places Benbulbin’s rock layers in deep time.

• Earliest known life formsRelated: It places proposed ancient fossils within the long interval before abundant, diverse life appears.

• Geologic recordRelated: Its divisions organize the succession documented in rocks and fossils.

• Stratigraphic sectionNarrower topic: Dated sections help anchor local rock sequences within the broader chronology of Earth history.

• Triassic–Jurassic extinctionNarrower topic: The extinction helps distinguish the Triassic from the Jurassic in the rock record.