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Which era followed the Mesozoic? Answer with the era name only.
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Cenozoic
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- pubs.usgs.gov, en.wikipedia.org, international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart, international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart / geologic time scale: the cenozoic era immediately follows the mesozoic era, beginning at the cretaceous–paleogene boundary (~66 ma)., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart, https://stratigraphy.org/chart, international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart, which defines the cenozoic era as immediately following the mesozoic era, international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart, which places the cenozoic era immediately after the mesozoic era, international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the cenozoic era directly follows the mesozoic era, beginning at the cretaceous–paleogene boundary (~66 ma)., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the cenozoic era immediately follows the mesozoic era, beginning at the cretaceous-paleogene boundary (~66 ma)., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the mesozoic era (ending ~66 ma at the cretaceous-paleogene boundary) is followed by the cenozoic era., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the mesozoic era (triassic, jurassic, cretaceous) is directly followed by the cenozoic era (paleogene, neogene, quaternary), international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the mesozoic era (triassic, jurassic, cretaceous) is followed by the cenozoic era., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the mesozoic era is followed by the cenozoic era, beginning at the cretaceous-paleogene boundary (~66 ma)., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the mesozoic era is followed by the cenozoic era, beginning at the cretaceous–paleogene boundary (~66 ma)., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart: the mesozoic era is followed by the cenozoic era., international commission on stratigraphy (ics) international chronostratigraphic chart; the cenozoic era (66 ma to present) directly follows the mesozoic era, per the k-pg boundary extinction event marking the transition, ocean.si.edu, standard geologic time scale (as used by the international commission on stratigraphy / usgs): phanerozoic eon eras in order are paleozoic, mesozoic, cenozoic. the cenozoic era directly follows the mesozoic era, beginning at the cretaceous-paleogene (k-pg) boundary ~66 million years ago., standard geologic timescale (international commission on stratigraphy, ics international chronostratigraphic chart): the mesozoic era (triassic, jurassic, cretaceous) is followed by the cenozoic era, beginning ~66 mya after the cretaceous–paleogene extinction event., stratigraphy.org, u.s. geological survey, fossils, rocks, and time: the relative time scale (https://pubs.usgs.gov/gip/fossils/scale.html), www.britannica.com, www.nps.gov, www.usgs.gov
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#1126Cenozoicfrom pubs.usgs.gov
#13CenozoicInternational Commission on Stratigraphy (ICS) International Chronostratigraphic Chart
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