S&F test 1 ch.1,2,3,5,6

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4.6 billion years ago

Earth formed

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3.5 billion years ago

fossile evidence (life)

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65 million years ago

prosimians(mammals): Lemurs, lorises, Pottos, Tarsiers

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Antropoids

new world and old-world monkeys (primate)

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Hominoids

Apes: gorilla, champ, orangutan, gibbon (similar DNA to human)

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Hominids

If a hominoid stands on 2 feet

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Australopithecus

(3 mil years ago) very primate huma (short, small brain 400 ml)

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Homobabilis

2.0 mil years ago

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homo ergaster

(1.8 mil years ago ) tool maker

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homo erectus

(1.0 mil years ago) traveled, more upright, larger brain

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Homo heidelbergensis

(0.6 mil years ago) caveman of Europe

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Homo neanderthalensis

(0.2 mil years ago)

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Homo sapiens

(0.1 mil years ago)

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Hippocrates

(400 BC) father of medicine, wanted illness to be seen through natural (physical) terms instead of spiritual (theology), wrote code of ethics (don't harm, don't charge, and teach oath)

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Aristotle

(350 BC) believed in natural (physical) causes of illness and spiritual (theology), wrote book "On the parts of animals" assuming it would be similar to human anatomy

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Galen

(150 AD) viewed internal human body dissection, wrote book had many errors

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Avicenna

(1000 AD) muslim, wrote book on the cannon of medicine"

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Maimonides

(1200 AD) Jew, built on the work of Avicenna

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Vesalius

(1543 AD) Renaissance era, performed human body dissection, wrote book "on the structures of human body" anatomy was accurate

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Harvey

(1620 AD) wrote "On the motions of the heart", concluded heart pumps blood and circulates body

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Hooke

(1665 AD) developed 1st microscope, observed cell (little boxes), concluded living tissues are composed pf cells

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Van Leeuwenhoek

(1676 AD) made more powerful microscope, observed microbes (father of microbiology)

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Scleiden and Schwann

(1840 AD) discovered cells are structural units of all living things (cell theory)

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Mendal

(1860) father of genetics

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Darwin

(1860) natural selection

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Pasteur

(1860) contributed to development of rabies vaccine, fermentation products

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Waston and Crick

(1953) came up with model structure of DNA (from stolen data)

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Francis Bacon & Rene Descartes

(1600) Inductive reasoning based upon multiple observation and hypthetico: deductive method (using a hypothesis)