Introduction to Evolution Flashcards

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7 main theories

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  1. Theory of Creation
  2. Abiogensis
  3. Biogenesis
  4. Cosmozoic/Interplanatary Hypothesis
  5. Natural or Marine (Primeval Soup)
  6. Physico-chemical/Coacervate Droplet Theory
  7. Evolution Theory
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The origin of life must be attributed to an agency outside nature called a creator.

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Theory of creation

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People where their origin myth is a battle between 2 rival gods

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Tasmanian aborigines

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4
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The two Gods of the Tasmanian aborigines, one defeated and fell to Tasmania, creating humans before dying

Another cut off the tails from humans

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Moinee and Dromerdeener

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5
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People where their god made them out of dust and placed them in a garden called Eden

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Hebrew tribes of the Middle east

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Name of the tree in the Garden of Eden

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The Tree of Life and the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil

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7
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People who had multiple gods, of which they were created from tree trunks.

The first man Ask and the first woman Embla

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Norse peoples of Scandinavia

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8
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Chief God of the Norse people

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Odin

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9
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Gifts bestowed by the Norse Gods on Ask and Embla

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breath of life, consciousness, faces, and the gift of speech

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10
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Life could arise under the influence of factors in the environment

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Spontaneous generation

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11
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People with Abiogenesis hypotheses (2)

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Aristotle - Vital force in the elements transform matter to a living form

Van Helmont - 21 days of wheat grains on a dirty shirt. Human sweat covering wheat grains into mice.

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12
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Conducted experiment to disprove abiogenesis

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Francesco Redi

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13
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Every living thing is offspring of other living things

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Biogenesis

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14
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Biogenesis was first proven by this person.
He also believed that organisms not visible to the naked eye are present in the air.

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Louis Pasteur

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15
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States that the universe started from a fireball and had been exapnding and cooling since 10-20 billion years ago

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Cosmozoic or Interplanetary

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16
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Cosmozoic and Interplanetary was proposed by

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Richter and Arrhenius

17
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A primordial debris model was created by ___ and ___

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Fred Ciesla
Scott Sanford

18
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Primordial debris is made out of (3)

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frozen water
ammonia
carbon dioxide

19
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According to cosmozoic theory, it is what broke molecular bonds and could have produced organic molecules such as amino acids, amphiphiles and nucleobases

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High-energy UV radiation

20
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People who theorized the physico-chemical theory

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Oparin and Haldane

21
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Chemical evolution under the physico-chemical theory (4)

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  1. Formation of simple organic compounds
  2. Formation of complex organic compounds
  3. Formation of molecular aggregates (Coacervates)
  4. Formation of first primitive living cell
22
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According to the physico-chemical theory, the primitive inorganic molecules of the earth interacted to form which simple organic compounds (5)

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simple sugars
fatty acids
glycerol
amino acids
nitrogen bases

23
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Simple sugars combined form complex ___

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polysaccharides (starch, cellulose)

24
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Fatty acids and glycerol molecules combine to form ___.

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lipids

25
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Amino acids combine forming ___ and ___

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polypeptides. proteins

26
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___ and ___ combined with simple sugars and phosphates to form ___, which then formed nucleic acids

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Purines, pyrimidines, nucleotides

27
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Conducted an experiment stimulating the primitive condition of the Earth

Discovered amino acids and organic acids were formed

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Stanley Miller

28
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Theory that states that life did not originate in the surface of the Earth but deep beneath the sea in or around hydrothermal vents

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Natural or Marine (primeval soup)

29
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DNA sequences showed that the most recent common ancestor of all life was an ___ that lived in extremely high temperatures.

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aquatic microorganism

30
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Theory that states that organisms alive today are descendants of organisms that lived long ago and have changed and diverged from one another over billions of years.

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Evolution

31
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Person that established that all species of life have descended over time from a common ancestor

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Charles Darwin

32
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Evidence of evolution (4)

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The fossil record which is composed of physical remains of organisms
Geographic distribution of living species which indicates common ancestral species
Homologous body structures which implies similar genes
Similarities in early development which implies similar genes

33
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Is the process that drives evolution

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Survival of the fittest

34
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Organisms with ___ causes a gradual change in populations

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favorable traits

35
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Evolution by natural selection is driven by (3)

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competition for resources like food
habitat
mates