Marine life

Marine life evolved to adjust to changes in ocean salinity, regulating their body fluids as needed. 58:6.5

The commingling of Atlantic and Pacific marine life marked the beginning of rapid decline. 59:5.3

The gradual cooling of oceans 170 million years ago led to the destruction of marine life, prompting new species to emerge from three specific retreats. 59:6.9

The trilobite age dominated marine life around 400,000,000 years ago, before the emergence of land organisms. 59:1

The Paleozoic was an era of marine life spanning two hundred and fifty million years. 59:0.4

In the Urantia Book

Types named | ammonites; amphibians; arthropods; barnacles; brachiopods; clams; coral; crabs; crinoids; crustaceans; cuttlefish; dolphins; echinoderms; fish; foraminifers; gastropods; jellyfish; lobsters; mollusks; octopuses; oysters; pearly nautilus; periwinkles; porpoises; Protozoa; scallops; sea cucumbers; sea lions; sea serpents; sea squirts; sea urchins; sea worms; seals; sharks; shrimps; sponges; squid; starfish; sturgeon; trilobites; turtles; watersnake; whales

See also

• animals
• oceans

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