A2.1 Origin Of Cells Flashcards

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How old is planet earth and how did it form?

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4.5 Billion years old. A bunch of swirling particles collided and formed larger masses.

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What did the Early gas compounds consist of?

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Methane, ammonia, carbonn dioxide, hydrogen sulphide, they allowed for ultraviolet light to penetrate and retain heat

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What was the atmosphere like on early earth?

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After the number of impacts on earth decreased the atmosphere was thick and volcanic eruptions released water vapour and other compounds.

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Was free oxygen present on early earth?

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No, had it been it would have formed a layer of ozone blocking the ultraviolet light and prevent the development of higher temperatures.

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What is CH4?

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Methane

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What is NH3?

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Ammonia

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What is H2O?

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Water vapour

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What is carbon dioxide?

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CO2

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Hydrogen Sulphide is?

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H2S

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What is H2

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Hydrogen

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What are the 7 main functions of life?

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Metabolism, Growth, reproduction, Response, Homeostasis, Nutrition, Exertion

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What is N2

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Nitrogen

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Explain Metabolism.

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The chemical reactions that occur within an organism to convert one form of energy to another.

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What is response and why is it important?

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Response to stimuli in the environment Is essential for the organism to adapt to its environment

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What is reproduction?

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Hereditary molcules that can passed off to offspring.

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What is Homeostasis? Provide examples.

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The maintenance of a constant internal environment. an organism can control fluctuating temperatures and the acidity levels to create a constant internal environment

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What is nutrition?

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Using a source of componds with many chemical bonds that can be broken down to provide an organism with the energy needed to maintain life.

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What is excretion?

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Enables chemical compounds the organism cannot use or that is toxic to be released from the organisms system.

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Who first discovered cells?

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Robert Hooke in 1665 after looking a cork through a microscope

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What does cell theory consist of?

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  • All organisms are consisted of one or more cells
  • Cells are the smallest unit life
  • All cells come from pre-existing cells
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