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Bio ch 25

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4 stages of the origin of life 1. abiotic synthesis of small organic molecules 2. formation of macromolecules 3. packaging into protocells 4. self replicating molecules (RNA)
what was Earth's early atmosphere like reducing (ch4, nh3, h2, h2o vapor), little or no o2
why was there little to no oxygen on early earth no photosynthetic organisms yet
what energy sources powered early chemical reaction lightning, UV radiation, volcanic activity
what did miller-urey test and what did his experiments show he tested abiotic synthesis of organic molecules his experiments shows that organic molecules (amino acids) can form under early earth conditions
what's a protocell membrane bound structure that forms spontaneously and can: maintain internal chemistry separate inside from outside shw simple metabolism like processes was the bridge between nonliving chemistry and living cells
what's a ribozyme RNA molecule that acts as an enzyme
why is RNA world important RNA can both store info and catalyze reactions
what were the first organisms on earth and when prokaryotes, 3.5 bya
what did cyanobacteria do performed photosynthesis which released oxygen
what was the effect of oxygen accumulation toxic to many anaerobes led to evolution of aerobic respiration enabled eukaryotes
evidence for endosymbiosis own circular dna double membrane ribosomes like bacteria divide independently
endosymbiosis theory that eukaryotic cells formed when one cell engulfed another which led to mutual relationship
what is adaptive radiation periods of evolutionary change causes formation of new species whose adaptations allow them to fill ecological roles and niches in their communities
why is RNA through to be the first genetic material can store genetic info can act as an enzyme (ribozyme) can self replicate
why is fossil record incomplete fossilization is rare and biased towards organism with hard parts (bones and shells) and organisms in certain environments, also if more abundant and lived longer there's more fossils
what's relative dating determining the order of events using rock layers, older layers are deeper
what radiometric dating determining absolute age using radioactive decay of isotopes
what's a half life time required for 50% of a radioactive isotope to decay
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