Origin of Life (28) Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

how long ago did earth arose?

A

4.6 billion years ago

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the earth arose

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from gravitiational accertion of gas and dust in space

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2
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microfossils

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can be found in ancient rocks

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3
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ancient rocks

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can be radioactively dated to determine age

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4
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living organisms became present on the earth

A

within half a billion years from formation

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5
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spontaneous generation

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idea that living things must come from nonliving organic matter

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6
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aristotle believed

A

in spontaneous generation

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7
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Francesco Reddi (1668)

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showed no maggots appeared in meat when flies were prevented from laying eggs
when flies couldnt land somewhere, maggots did not appear

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8
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Louis Pasteur (1861)

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did expirements to show bacteria and fungi do not suddenly appear in enclosed areas
bacteria and fungi only grow by invasions from outside sources

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9
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was spantaneous generation proven true or false

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proven false

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10
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biogenesis

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every little thing came from a pre-existing thing

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11
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Alexander Oparin

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spontaneous generation once was possible but now is impossible because preexisting organisms would consume any spontaneously generated organism

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12
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what did Oparin find through examining rocks?

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the Earth has a reducing atmosphere which allows for small molecules to easily stick together to form larger molecules

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13
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groups of organic molecules (primidoral soup) can be created

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in an oxygenless atmosphere through sunlight and and lightning

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14
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Stanley Miller and Herold Urey (1953)

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placed hydrogen, methane and ammonia in a flask of heated water to create water vapor
lightning occured
gases combined to form a variety of watersoluble organic compounds

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15
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primidorial soup

A

hydrogen, methane and ammonia in a flask of heated water to create water vapor

16
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proteinoids

A

larger proteins

17
Q

proteinoids and microspheres

A

form amino acids and enzymes to carry out chemical synthesis

18
Q

the building blocks of dna and rna can

A

form under the right conditions

19
Q

micelles and liposomes

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been formed under right conditions in a lab

20
Q

micelles, liposomes, proteinoids and microspheres

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come together under the right conditions to become protocells

21
Q

protocells

A

membranes which behave similar to cells, engulfing molecules, growing and dividing

22
Q

it was possible for _________ __________ to form the first cell

A

chemical evolution

23
Q

hydrothermal vents

A

openings at the bottom of the ocean where very hot water and chemicals are released into the oceans that combine deep in the crust where Earth’s internal heat is the energy source

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extraterrestrial origins hypothesis
complex organic molecules originated elsewhere in the solar system and came to Earth on meteorites
25
meteorites have been shown
to have structures which look like bacteria within them
26
as the cells reproduced in the ocean
would start to evolve and adapt to be better suited to the conditions
27
LUCA
last universal common ancestor.
28
LUCA must have
DNA, RNA, ribosomes, and a cell membrane
29
LUCA evolved into what 3 domains
Bacteria, Archea, and Euroyka