Second Octave
50 million to 49 thousand BC

MAMMALS

Aries or 50 to 28 million BC (Cenozoic Era)	Mammals Birds and rodents Proto-primates dog-sized horses continent formation birth of Alps and Rockies
Taurus or 28 to 16 million BC	giant hoofed animals dogs and rhinos pigs and bears sheep and cattle more luxurious vegetation
Gemini or 16 to 9 million BC	volcanic and earthquake activity orangutans grazing animals small birds and rodents
Cancer or 9 to 5 million BC (End of Cenozoic Era)	smaller forests more rivers milk-producing mammals

HOMINIDS

Leo or 5 to 2.8 million BC	gorillas, apemen, and chimpanzees horses and cats giant cheetahs cat-like hominids develop in the Pleaides North and South America bridge Australopithichus
Virgo or 2.8 to 1.6 million BC	Homo Habilis or tool-making hominids specialized hunters first families
Libra or 1.6 to .9 million BC	Pleistocene Era Homo Erectus or nomadic hominids use of fire
Scorpio or .9 to .5 million BC	pole shift? cannibalism rats and wolves domestic dogs

HUMANS

Sagittarius or 500,000 to 280,000 BC	Lemurian or Peking Man Homo Sapiens harnessing of fire for heat and protection
Capricorn or 280,000 to 160,000 BC	ego conciousness domestication of animals goats
Aquarius or 160,000 to 90,000 BC	Pleaidean humans colonize Uranus Neanderthals populate Europe and Asia regular migrations due to glaciation wooly mammoths
Pisces or 90,000 to 49,000 BC	Tanzanian Man Saturnians colonize Earth and overtake native Neanderthals Interbreeding and genetic manipulation produces Cro-magnon Man

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