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Origins of Life

EXAM 3 Origins of Life

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Chemical evolution proposes that there was an early atmosphere and that it was a _______ atmosphere reducing
Chemical evolution suggested that __, __, __, and __ would be present, but there would be no ___ N2, H2, CO2, and H20; O2
O2 tends to _____ molecules destroy
we have _____ atmosphere an oxidizing
Miller’s experiment does not account for ______ of molecules chirality (handedness)
Chirality is the ability of two isomers to... be mirror images of each other
_____ amino acids are toxic "Right-handed"
If these “protocells” occurred they would probably have to be _____, meaning that they couldn’t make their own ______ through photosynthesis heterotrophic; food
They would have to live on the _____ that is suppose to have existed “organic soup”
Structures that are proposed to have been passed on from a common ancestor because they are similar in structure; Or is this evidence of variations on a common design Homologous structures
structures are similar in function, but structurally unrelated Analogous structures (ex: bird and insect wings)
_____ is the process by which populations become adapted to their environment Natural Selection
a change in the gene frequencies within a population over time Microevolution (Is not Darwinian evolution)
Examples of microevolution: Insect resistance to pesticides (Colorado Potato Beetle); different breeds of dogs
2 Evolutionary Models: Phylogenetic gradualism and punctuated equilibrium
Phylogenetic gradualism New organisms were produced through slow, moderate changes, but it was a steady process (– There are no transition links because the change was too gradual to be noticed)
Punctuated equilibrium Speciation occurs rapidly followed by long periods of no change
(Punctuated equilibrium) new trait occurs in a small isolated group on the periphery of an ancestral population; disaster occurs in an area, only a few survive and they have the new trait-reproduce and the new trait becomes dominant in the population; Based on a lack of evidence
Darwin's Black Box A computer looks simple on the outside but once you tear it apart, it's complex
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