Unit 11 - Evolution Flashcards
What structures do all cells have
DNA, Ribosomes, Cell Membrane
differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes
pro: no organelles, DNA short/circle; binary fission
euk: Organelles like mitochondria, nucleus, long DNA, mitosis
Earth’s early atmosphere
abundant: CO2, methane, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen
What gas was missing from the early atmosphere
oxygen
Earth’s Current Atmosphere
oxygen, nitrogen,
Where did the oxygen come from
Photosynthesizing prokaryotes; CYANOBACTERIA
stage 1 of oxygen in geological time
no oxygen
stage 2 of oxygen in geological time
oxygen made, but absorbed by ocean and seabed rock
stage 3 of oxygen in geological time
oxygen comes out of ocean, absorbed by land surfaces
stage 4 of oxygen in geological time
oxygen sinks filled, oxygen accumulates in atmosphere
first cells on earth were most likely
Prokaryotes ( simple cells),
Anaerobic (no oxygen needed)
Cells today that closely resemble the cells of early earth
Archaea - prokaryotes that are extremophiles
The idea that life arises from non-life
spontaneous generation
theory of biogenesis
living organisms can produce other living organisms
Redi and Pasteur’s contribute
disprove spontaneous generation
primordial soup model
Gas from volcanos+ water+ energy source (lightning)= small organic molecules
Scientists believe the first molecules to from were:
amino acids
Miller and Urey try to recreate what in their experiment?
The soup model
Why did Miller use Ammonia, Methane and Hydrogen
believed those were the gasses that were in early earth
where did gasses come from in early earth
volcanoes
results of the Miller-Urey Experiment
showed simple organic molecules could be made in the lab
endosymbiosis theory
idea that large prokaryotes merged with some smaller prokaryotes and formed a eukaryote
define evolution
The process of living organisms changing due to environmental conditions
derived trait
Traits that are newer and not found in as many organisms