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Physics Video
The Mysterious Origins of Life
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the fundamental biological question? | Was everything created by evolution or intelligent design? |
| Darwin's finches demonstrate what biological principle? | Functional Advantage |
| Fill in the Blank: Natural selection shows the appearance of ____________ without the need for a ______________. | design, designer |
| Because of electron microscopes, what are we able to see that Darwin did not even know about? | Incredible elaborate cells and their detailed flagellar rotary motors |
| What does Irreducible Complexity mean? | If you lose one part of the system, then you lose the entire function of that system. |
| How many protein parts are in the Flagellum Motor? | At least 40 |
| Fill in the Blank: ______ gives the assembly instructions for assembling ___________________. | DNA, amino acids |
| Which theory states that life was destined to occur by the workings of chemistry? | The Theory of Biological Predestination |
| What does The Theory of Biological Predestination state? | Life was destined to occur by the workings of chemistry. |
| What did Darwin envision the origin of life as? | A great branching tree |
| What What did Darwin believe modified already existing organisms to make the great diversity of organisms? | Natural Selection |
| For what did Darwin not have an explanation? | The first lifeforms |
| How many amino acids make up proteins? | 20 |
| If amino acids are arranged in certain ways, what do they form? | A chain |
| What occurs if incorrect sequences of amino acids are arranged? | They amino acids fall apart, do not work, and are ultimately destroyed in the cell |
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