Chap 25 the history of life Flashcards

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How are simple cells created in the beginning of earth

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One the Abiotic nonliving synthesis of small organic molecules such as amino acids and nucleotides 2.the joining of these small molecules into macromolecules including proteins and nucleic acids 3.the packaging of these molecules into Protobionts droplets with membranes that maintain an internal chemistries differ from that of their surroundings 4. the origin of self replicating molecules that eventually made inheritance possible

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What is hypothesize that was earths environment

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Atmosphere was reducing

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Are the two key properties of life

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Accurate replication and metabolism

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What are protobionts

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Collections of abiotic produced molecules surrounded by membranes like structure

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What are ribozymes

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RNA which plays a central role and protein synthesis can also Carry out a number of enzyme like catalytic function

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What is radiometric dating

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Dating which is based on that the Decay of radioactive isotopes

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Define half-life

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The time required for 50% of the parent isotope to decay

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What is a geologic record

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A history of Earth which is divided into three eon

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What Are the first two Eons

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The Archean and the Proterozoic

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What is the last eon

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The Phanerozoic eon which encompasses most of the time that animals existed on earth

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What does archaean eon in compass

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The origin of earth the concentration of atmospheric oxygen begins to increase

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What does the Proterozoic eon encompass

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Oldest fossils of eukaryotic cells appear diverse algae and soft body invertebrate animals begin to appear

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What does the Mesozoic. Encompass

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Dinosaurs and reptiles

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What does the Cenozoic era include

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Humans primates major radiation of mammals birds and pollinating insects

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What are stromatolites

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Layered rocks that formed when certain prokaryotic buying thin films of sediment together

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What is endosymbiosis

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A model that says that the mitochondria and plastids a general term for chloroplasts and related organelles formally small prokaryotes that began living within larger cells

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What is serial endosymbiosis

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Suppose that mitochondria involved before plastids through a sequence of endosymbiotic events

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What is the Cambrian explosion

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When many phyla of living animals appear suddenly and fossils form early in the Cambrin. Period

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What is Pangea

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A supercontinent

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What is adaptive radiation

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Periods of evolutionary change in which groups of organisms form many new species whose adaptations allow them to fill different ecological roles are niches in their communities

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What is Heterochrony

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And evolutionary change in the rate or timing of developmental events