I am looking for the biological version of this: Graphical timeline of the Big Bang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Hoping anyone could provide any information that would assist me in chronologically plotting the evolutionary start points of human organs and organ systems throughout time and taxonomy, all the way from domain to species:
Eukaryota -> Animalia -> Chordata -> Mammalia -> Primata -> Hominidae -> Homo -> Sapiens.
I want to establish a very simplified big picture of the chronological order of human anatomical evolution. Which of the systems evolved first from where we currently draw the line at "inorganic material" and which of the systems evolved last. For example, just as the five natural senses present in us today have evolved throughout time (the earliest organisms could not see, hear, smell...) and this evolution can be chronologically graphed throughout homo sapien ancestry... likewise today's homo sapien organ systems were not present in the earliest organisms and I am hoping to establish a simplified chronological graph of that evolutionary process. (For example: a respiratory organ system was not present in the earliest single celled organisms because nutrients and gases could diffuse directly across the cell membrane, and a reproductive organ system was not present seeing as these organisms produced asexually.) I am aware that there is no generally accepted consensus as to the number of human organs and organ systems, so for the sake of this discussion let us assume the below 13 organ systems from wiki to be acceptably accurate, and forgive me for any innaccuracies above, you get the drift...
•Circulatory system
•Digestive System
•Endocannabinoid system
•Endocrine system
•Integumentary system
•Immune system
•Lymphatic system
•Musculoskeletal system
•Nervous system
•Reproductive system
•Respiratory system
•Urinary system
•Vestibular system