MODULE 8 Flashcards

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the theory that non-living things can be transformed into living things. The idea that life arose from non-life more than 3.5 billion years ago. Proposes that first life-forms generated were very simple and gradually became complex.

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ABIOGENESIS

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the idea that life could appear from inorganic/inanimate substances. Early model for abiogenesis.

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SPONTANEOUS GENERATION

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WHO PROPOSED SPONTANEOUS GENERATION IN THE 4TH CENTURY?

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ARISTOTLE

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conducted an experiment (which supported this idea) when he put dirty shirts/rags and wheat grains in an open barrel for 21 days, mice will appear.

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Jan Baptista Van Helmont

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WHO FIRST challenged the idea of spontaneous generation

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Francesco Redi (italian physician, 1668)

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WHAT EXPERIMENT? two jars; net covered meat that kept adult flies away had no maggots, open jar contained maggots. spontaneous generation is no longer supported by most because it was learned that maggots came from flies (eggs).

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REDI’S EXPERIMENT

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living organisms come from other living organisms/living comes from another living thing. Belief that life originates from preexisting life.

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BIOGENESIS

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WHO challenged Redi’s experiment by doing the broth-boiling experiment

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John Needham (english priest, 1748)

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WHAT EXPERIMENT? boiled the meat broth that killed the microbes, solutions appeared after boiling, the broth became cloudy and found out that microbes came from non-living things. announced that life had been created from non-life. In reality, he didn’t boil it long enough.

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NEEDHAM’S EXPERIMENT

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WHO challenged Needham’s experiment

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Lazzaro Spallanzani (italian scientist, 1767)

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WHAT EXPERIMENT? broth in sealed flask remained clear, while broth in open flask became clouded with microorganisms. unsealed boiled broth flask became contaminated when microorganisms from the air entered

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SPALLANZANI’S EXPERIMENT

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WHO convinced most scientists that spontaneous generation is false

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Louis Pasteur (1861)

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This theory is purely a religious concept, acceptable only on the basis of faith. No scientific basis. All the different forms of life that occur have been created by God. This idea is found in ancient scriptures of almost every religion.

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THEORY OF SPECIAL (DIVINE) CREATION

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life reached this planet from heavenly bodies such as meteorites in the form of highly resistance spores of some organisms

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COSMOZOIC THEORY

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COSMOZOIC THEORY IS ALSO CALLED…

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THEORY OF PANSPERMIA

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WHO PROPOSED AND SUPPORTED THE COSMOZOIC THEORY

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Proposed by Richter (1865) and supported by Arrhenius (1908)

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This theory assumed that living organisms arose suddenly and spontaneously from any non-living matter

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THEORY OF SPONTANEOUS GENERATION (ABIOGENESIS)

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Theory that all living organisms come from other living organisms.

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THEORY OF BIOGENESIS

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BIO MEANS ____ AND GENESIS MEANS ____

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  • LIFE

- BEGINNING