Pleistocene The lower boundary of the Pleistocene Series is formally defined magnetostratigraphically as the base of the Matuyama (C2r) chronozone, isotopic stage 103. Above this point there are notable extinctions of the calcareous nanofossils: "Discoaster pentaradiatus" and "Discoaster surculus". The Pleistocene covers the recent period of repeated glaciations. The name Plio-Pleistocene has, in the past, been used to mean the last ice age. The revised definition of the Quaternary, by pushing back the start date of the Pleistocene to 2.58 Ma, results in the inclusion of all the recent repeated glaciations within the Pleistocene. The modern continents were essentially at their
Dinosaur Island (2002 film) a tribe of "Homo habilis". "Dinosaur Island" was released a direct to home video movie. As the movie was produced as a take-off on the Survivor TV format, the small screen was considered the best overall method of release. Due to its success in Italy, "L'isola del Dinosauri" was additionally released in a special 3-Pack that included Pam Carter's "Time Kid" and Scott Heming's "The Archies in Jugman". Dinosaur Island (2002 film) Dinosaur Island is a 2002 animated film from DiC Entertainment directed by Will Meugniot. Four teenagers are chosen to participate in a "Survivor"-style television show. They are: On