
Early Evolution
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Biology
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10th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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12 Slides • 12 Questions
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the changing of plants, animals, and other living organisms on Earth over time.
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Wolves to Different Dog Breeding
man walking with 4 limbs to modern standing-straight man
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4.6 billion years ago
Earth has NO OXYGEN at all!
therefore, NO life
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Multiple Select
Which conditions necessary for life?
presence of liquid water
oxygen in the atmosphere
electricity and buildings
sunlight and moderate temperature
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Multiple Choice
The early Earth's atmosphere lacks oxygen. True or False?
True
False
maybe
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-bacteria can live with or without oxygen(anaerobic)
-evolved into a photosynthetic one
-become anaerobic photosynthetic bacteria
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Multiple Choice
Anaerobic bacteria means a bacteria that
can live without the presence of oxygen
cannot live without the presence of oxygen
can live longer in the presence of oxygen
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How did life arise on Earth?
cyanobacteria- prokaryotes that are photosynthetic
first(primitive) organisms- anaerobic prokaryotes
the anaerobic photosynthetic bacteria(cyanobacteria) started producing oxygen to the earth's atmosphere
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Multiple Choice
Which process bring oxygen into the atmosphere?
protein synthesis
photosynthesis
cellular respiration
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Multiple Choice
Which is the best description of the organisms that brought oxygen to the early Earth's atmosphere?
bacteria
microorganism
photosynthetic bacteria
anaerobic photosynthetic bacteria
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Multiple Choice
Put it in the correct order based on what organisms first appear on the surface of the EArth.
I photosynthetic prokaryotes
II unicellular eukaryotes
III anaerobic prokaryotes
IV multicellular eukaryotes
I, II, III, IV
II, I, IV, III
III, I, II, IV
IV, II, I, III
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suggested the young Earth could have life through the presence of basic organic molecules(amino acids)
-that amino acids could develop from inorganic such as methane, water, carbon, sulfur, etc
Miller-Urey's Experiment
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1. unicellular prokaryotes
2. photosynthetic prokaryotes
3. unicellular eukaryotes
4. multicellular eukaryotes
5. very small plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
According to Miller-Urey's experiment, what basic molecules that developed in the early atmosphere that started life on a young Earth?
Sun
water
salts
amino acids
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Multiple Choice
Miller-Urey experiment produced 21 amino acids. What is the significance of the presence of amino acids on a young Earth?
Amino acids brought oxygen to the early atmosphere that started life on a young Earth
Amino acids created the eukaryotic cells that brought oxygen to the early Earth's atmosphere.
Amino acids are the make up proteins, which are the structural components of all living things.
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Multiple Choice
The organisms that can live without oxygen are called
mutant
aerobic(or aerobes)
anaerobic (or anaerobes)
extraordinary
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Reorder
Reorder the following: the beginning of life on Earth
unicellular prokaryotes
unicellular eukaryotes
algae
smaller plants and animals
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Multiple Choice
The earliest organisms that live when Earth has NO oxygen
virus
prokaryotes
eukaryotes
multicellular organisms
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Multiple Choice
The changing of species over time
mutation
evolution
extinction
natural selection
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How many species is now extinct?
99%
What is extinct means?
stop existing
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-fossil record
-biographical(species distribution)
-anatomical comparison (homologous/analogous bone structures)
-embryology
-biochemistry(DNA comparison)
What are the evidences of evolution?
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the changing of plants, animals, and other living organisms on Earth over time.
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