Abiogenesis
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Biology
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11th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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23 Slides • 10 Questions
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Origin of Life forms
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Multiple Choice
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Theories on the Origin of Life
1. Creationism
2. Primordial soup
3.Volcanic Eruption and Lightning
4. Deep-sea vents
5.Icy beginning
6. Panspermia
7. Biogenesis
8.Abiogenesis/spontaneous generation
9. Catastrophism Theory
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1. Creationism Theory
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1. Creationism Theory
The universe and all life form on Earth were created in six days by a supreme being called God
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2. Primordial Soup Theory
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2. Primordial Soup Theory
-Life began in a pond or ocean as a result of chemical reactions from the atmosphere
-heterogenous mixture of organic and inorganic compounds in the primitive oceans.
-Continuous interaction of lightning strikes and primordial soup resulted to the generation of life.
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3. Volcanic Eruption and Lightning
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3. Volcanic Eruption and Lightning
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3. Volcanic Eruption and Lightning
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4.Deep-sea Vents
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4.Deep-sea Vents
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5. Icy Beginnings
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5. Icy Beginnings
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6. PANSPERMIA
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6. PANSPERMIA
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7. Biogenesis
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7. Biogenesis
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2. Abiogenesis/Spontaneous Generation
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the natural law that states that living organisms come only from other living organisms and are not created from nonliving materials?
Primordial Soup
Panspermia
biogenesis
abiogenesis
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following states that all life forms existing today on Earth have been created by a supreme being
Primordial Soup
Panspermia
Creation Theory
abiogenesis
Biogenesis
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Multiple Choice
What is Abiogenesis?
Life from Life
Non-Life from Life
Life from Non-Life
Life
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Multiple Choice
The idea that Earth's early oceans had organic molecules that became the first life is called the...
Primordial soup hypothesis
Creation Theory
Panspermia
Catastrophism
Spontaneous Generation
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Multiple Choice
This theory states that there have been several living creations from God, each encountered a catastrophe, which completely destroyed them. Each new creation consisted of new life forms that are different from the previous one.
Primordial soup hypothesis
Creation Theory
Panspermia
Catastrophism
Spontaneous Generation
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Multiple Choice
What is the postulate of the panspermia theory?
The transfer or living beings from the earth to other planets
The oceans contained large quantities of complex organic substances that served as building blocks for the first living beings
The living organisms would have arrived in meteorites or comets from the space to the earth
The life forms arise spontaneously from inanimate or inert matter.
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Multiple Choice
This experiment was conducted by the scientists:
Stanley Miller and Harold Urey
Harold Urey and Albert Einstein
Louis Pasteur and Francesco Redi
James Watson and Francis Crick
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Multiple Select
Which scientists successfully performed experiments to create amino acids from the chemicals they believed made up the early atmosphere? (2 answers)
Stanley Miller
Sidney Fox
Harold Urey
J.B.S. Haldane
Alexander Oparin
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