Know characteristic of early earth
- Know characteristic of early earth
- Formed 4.6 Billion years ago
- Volcanic activity gases like methionine and carbon monoxide, no water but water vapor.
- Astrioides brought water. Meterios brought heavy water.
- Early earth had contained ammonia, methane, water vapor, and carbon dioxide but only a trace of oxygen.
- Earth created by gas and rock.
- The atmosphere was formed then the oceans were formed
- What organisms produced oxygen
- Cynobacteria
- Approx. When did the earth form?
- Formed 4.6 billion years ago
- What is a fossil, where are older fossils found? What do fossils show evidence of?
- A fossil is preserved remains of a once living organism
- Fossil shows evolution occured
- In Charles Darwin's book Origin of species, he gave evidence using fossils to prove that evolution had occurred.
- Fossils are a gateway into the past.
- Who influenced charles darwin
- geologist Charles Lyell’s theory of gradualism (uniformitarianism), Thomas Malthus’s work on population growth, and early evolutionary ideas from Jean-Baptiste Lamarck.
- What did stanley miller and harold urey show in there experiment
- organic molecules, specifically amino acids (the building blocks of proteins), could form spontaneously from inorganic precursors under conditions simulating the early Earth's atmosphere.
- What were the first organisms on earth
- Aerobic Prokaryotes
What is the endosymbiotic theory?
Eukaryotic cells originated when prokaryotic organisms were engulfed by a host cell
- What is the significance of the fossil record
- To show what went extinct and show that there was evolution and how things changed over time.
- Who was Darwin?
- Sailed on the voyage of beagle
- Used fossils to prove evolution. Wrote the On The Origin Of Species
- What is natural selection
- Natural selection is when one organism survives due to having a superior phenotype.
- What is some support for evolution?
- Homologus: physical features in different organisms that share a common evolutionary ancestor, even if they serve different functions
- Vestigial structure A vestigial structure is a physical feature, organ, or behavior in an organism that has lost most or all of its original ancestral function through evolution.
- Analogous structure; Analogous structures are biological features in different species that share the same function but evolved independently rather than from a common ancestor.
- Fossil record
- Dna and molecular evidence
- Embryology
- How do organisms adapt to their environment?
- Organisms that have favorable traits survive the longest and reproduce compared to the ones who die do to unfavorable traits.
- What does survival of the fittest mean?
- It means the organisms with favorable traits will survive over the ones without favorable traits.