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Descent of organisms from ——— with development of genetic and phenotypic changes overtime make them more —— to the environment
Common ancestors
suited
unity of the universe :
living things share common characteristics because they have a common ancestry
diversity of the universe
living things are diverse because each species is adapted to its habitat and way of life
Very simple cells were produced through 4 main stages
1- abiotic (nonliving) synthesis of small organic molecules
2-joining of monomers into organic polymers { proteins & nucleic acids }
3- packaging of molecules into protobionts
4- protobionts acquired ability to self replicate & other cellular properties which made inheritance possible
[ cells were prokaryotic ]
What are organic monomers
{amino acids & nucleotides}
What are protobionts
droplets with membranes that maintained and internal chemistry different from their surroundings
- the oldest fossils of a eukaryotic organisms about —— billion years old
- scientist relate the emergence of eukaryotes to ——— that made earth a possible place for existence of true organisms
- early eukaryotic cells have a ——— and can ——— enabling them to surround and engulf other cells
2.1
oxygen revolution
cytoskeleton , change shape
the first eukaryotes may have been ——— of other cells
Through ——— eukaryotes engulfed ————— , ( chloroplast and related organisms ) which were small prokaryotes ( Endosymbionts )
predators
Endosymbiosis , mitochondria and plastids
What are endosymbiont
cell that lives within another cell (host cell)
- prokaryotic ancestors of mitochondria and plastids gained entry to host cells as ————
- in all cases , symbiosis became very ———
undigested preys
beneficial
ancestors of mitochondria were ———
aerobic heterotrophic prokaryotes
Ancestors of plastids were
photosynthetic prokaryotes
A heterotrophic host will benefit from nutrients released by ———— Endosymbionts
A cell which was anaerobe would benefit from —— endosymbiont that turned the oxygen beneficial to advantage.
photosynthetic
aerobic
The inner membranes of both organisms have —— and —— systems that are —— to those found in plasma membranes of living prokaryotes
enzymes , transport , homologous
mitochondria and plastids replicate by —— process ( binary fission )
splitting
each organelle contains a ——— DNA molecule
single circular
organelles contain —— & —— to transcribe and translate their DNA into proteins
tRNA
ribosomes
ribosomes inside these organelles are more similar to —— ribosomes
prokaryotic
- Molecular studies indicate that a group of bacteria ( ———- ) are closest relatives of mitochondria
- Cyanobacteria are closest relatives to ——
—— cell is considered as a chimera
alpha Proteobacteria
plastids
eukaryotic
What is chimera ?
parts from different animals joined together
the oldest known fossils of multicellular eukaryotes are ——— that lived —— years ago
the first multicellular organisms were ——
Small algae , 1.2 billion
colonies
What are colonies
collections of cells replicating autonomously
cell differentiation occurred when?
some cells in the colonies became specialised for different functions
Multicellularity evolved several times among early——- giving rise to several lines of ——, plants , fungi and ——.
eukaryotes
algae
animals