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all living things come from other living things Biogenesis
Before the 17th century, people believed in _______________ _________________ spontaneous generation
Redi conducted an experiment to show that maggots on rotting meat came from flies, ______ from spontaneous generation NOT
Who conducted an experiment to show that maggots on rotting meat came from flies, NOT from spontaneous generation? Redi
Hypothesized that microorganisms didn’t come from the air, but from other microorganisms Spallanzani
Spallanzani’s Meat Broth Experiment Concluded that the open flask was contaminated from microorganisms in the ________. Air
Used a curve-necked flask filled with boiled meat broth and let it sit for 1 year without it becoming contaminated with microorganisms Louis Pasteur
Once the curved neck was broken off, the broth became contaminated Pasteur’s Curve-neck Flask Experiment
About 5 billion years ago, our _______ ________was a swirling mass of gas and dust Solar system
Over time, most of the gas and dust collapsed inward forming the _____ Sun
Over time, most of this material collapsed inward forming the _____ planet
Earth began to form _____ _______ years ago and grew by colliding with space debris 4.6 Billion
atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons Isotopes
Some isotopes have unstable nuclei that undergo __________ _____________ radioactive decay
the amount of time it takes for ½ of a sample of an isotope to decay Half-life
The age of a material can be determined by measuring the amount of a particular __________ ____________ it contains radioactive isotope
All living things contain ________ Carbon
When an organism dies, the decay of _______ continues C-14
The half-life of C-14 is _________ years 5730
All of the elements found in _________ _________ are thought to have existed on Earth and in the solar system when Earth formed organic compounds
Who suggested that the atmosphere of early Earth was very different (mainly NH4, H2, water vapor, and compounds made of hydrogen and carbon, such as methane) Alexander Oparin
At temperatures above the _______ _______ of water, these gases might form simple organic compounds boiling point
When Earth cooled and water vapor condensed, these simple organic compounds collected in the _____ and _______ lakes, seas
When exposed to lightening and ultraviolet radiation, chemical reactions could have created macromolecules
Designed a chamber filled with gases that Oparin assumed were present in Earth’s early atmosphere Miller-Urey Experiment
When the gases were exposed to a spark, organic compounds, including _________ _______ formed amino acid
__________contain many different organic compounds Meteorites
Some of Earth’s organic compounds may have been carried to our planet by _______ _______ space debris
________ _________and many other scientists have been able to create cell-like structures in the lab Sidney Fox
spherical shape; composed of protein molecules arranged as a membrane Microspheres
Collections of droplets that are composed of molecules of different types, including __________ _________ and_______ amino acids, sugars
Although coacervates can get bigger and microspheres can break off into smaller pieces, they both lack genes and therefore are ____ affected by natural selection NOT
It has been found that some RNA molecules behave like proteins and catalyze ________ _________ Chemical reactions
Who found that RNA in some unicellular eukaryotes acts as an enzyme (ribozyme) Thomas Cech
Who discovered life may have started with self-replicating molecules of RNA Cech
Characteristics of the first cells 1)______ 2)_____ 3)_______ 1)anaerobic 2)prokaryotic 3)heterotrophic
Energy is obtained from the oxidation of inorganic molecules such as sulfur. Name an example. archaebacteria
_______ is a byproduct of photosynthesis and would have been harmful to some early unicellular organisms Oxygen
It would take at least a _______ years to develop the amount of O2 that we have now billion
As photosynthetic organisms increased, the oxygen levels _____ rose
Eventually, the ozone layer formed in the __________ ___________ that protected life-forms from damaging UV radiation upper atmosphere
Who is responsible for the Endosymbiont Theory Lynn Margulis
a small prokaryote (mitochondria or chloroplast) became engulfed by a larger cell and developed a symbiotic relationship Endosymbiosis
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