Guadalupian

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The Guadalupian is the second of the three epoches of the Permian, it lasted from about 270 to 260 million years ago. This epoch saw coral reefs flourishing in shallow seas, and on land the replacement of the Pelycosaurs by early Therapsids.

Permian period
Cisuralian	Guadalupian	Lopingian
Asselian \| Sakmarian Artinskian \| Kungurian	Roadian \| Wordian Capitanian	Wuchiapingian Changhsingian

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