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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Formation of Life

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4.5 billion years ago

#2
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First Appearance of Cells

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3.5 billion years ago

#3
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Singularity

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All the matter and energy of the universe. Very unstable and unsure exactly what it was

#4
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Earth 4.5 B.Y.A

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Acidic rain Lightening storms with large amounts of electricity Horrible conditions Major elements found (CHONPS)

#5
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Inorganic to Organic Matter

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Primitive Earth to Organic life Able to recreate in 1953 Placed in conditions as primitive earth and 2 days later found amino acids forming

#6
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Protocell

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Basic cells consisting of carbohydrates, proteins, lipids, and nucleic acids surrounded by membranes

#7
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Organic matter to Protocell

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Was able to synthesize in a lab in 3 hours. Displayed complex cellular behavior

#8
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Complex Cellular Behavior

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• double membrane • osmotic balance • basic movement • ATP synthesis • absorb adjacent molecules and divide

#9
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RNA world

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• less complex structure, single stranded • transfers and stores information • replicates • act as catalyst • Present in first cell

#10
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Hydrothermal Vents

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• in 400 celsius • metal sulfides, CO2, O2 • chemical reactions form pyruvate! • Archaea and bacteria found

#11
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Last Universal Common Ancestor (LUCA)

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• Not likely photosynthetic due to deep vents and lack of light • Chemoautotrophs, heterotrophic, or photosynthetic autotrophs

#12
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Chemoautotrophs

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organism that obtain energy by the oxidation of organic and inorganic molecules –>Archaea and bacteria

#13
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Heterotrophic

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Fed upon molecular “soup” and other cells in the ocean

#14
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Photosynthetic Autotrophs

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Later occupied ocean where light penetrated

#15
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Archaea

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• Last major discoveries • Prokaryotes: no nucleus, more simple • Polysaccharides additional layer • Significant in oceanic plankton, nitrogen cycles, and symbiotic relationships

#16
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Types of Archaea

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Thermophiles, halophiles, methanophiles, sulfurphiles, alkalphiles, acidophiles

#17
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Cyanobacteria

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Blue/green algae Photosynthetic autotroph Proliferate and make oxygen

#18
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Prokaryote to Eukaryote

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Endosymbiont Theory

#19
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Endosymbiont Theory

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mitochondria has own DNA. Mitochondria originally own cell, heterotrophic prokaryote

#20
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Prokaryotes rarely work alone. T/F

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True

#21
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Stromatolites

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• aggregate structures of cyanobacteria and microbial films that trap sediment • oldest known fossil 3.5 BYA • Discovered in Australia in 1956 • Still alive today • Before oxygen explosion

#22
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Oxygen molecules allows for life to evolve. T/F

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True

#23
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Benefits of multi-cellularity

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• Shared resources • Shared information • Protection/resistance • Specialization • Complexity

#24
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How do you go from Unicellular to Multicellular?

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Cells are exposed to high oxygen levels and clump together and coordinate metabolism