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| − | MOAR LIKE CRYOJEWIAN, AMIRITE?
| + | The '''Cryogenian''' is the second part of the [[Neoprotozoic Era]] in the [[geologic system]] of classifying geologic formations. |
| | + | It follows the [[Tonian period]] and precedes the [[Ediacarian]]. |
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| | + | According to the mainstream view, the Cryogenian period was marked by two massive ice ages, one of which the Huronian glaciation may have covered the entire planet. |
| | + | Evolutionists believe that multicellular life did exist during this time period and the earliest animals were discovered from this period and were dated to about 700 million years ago. |
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| | + | [[Category:Geologic systems]] |