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What percentage of animal diversity is composed of Invertebrates?

97%

Through which Millenia did the Hadean eon persist?

4,000-4,600 MYA

Through which Millenia did the Archean eon persist?

2,500-4,000 MYA

Under what conditions did first life originate?

NO OXYGEN (AA's) , Ammonia,Methane, Carbon Monoxide, Cyanide, Hydrogen Sulphide.

How did Earth gain a significant amount of amino acids, sugars, nucleic acid bases?

Comet impacts i.e. comet dust

Earth and Extra-terrestrial amino acids differ in what way?

They are left and right enantiomers.

In the Pre-RNA world, chemical evolution took place due to what processes?

Clay layers allowed;


Concentration


Nucleation


Compartmentalisation


Organisation


Catalysation


Activation

Over which millenia did the Pre-RNA world exist?

4,000 - 3,800 MYA

Over what millenia did the RNA world exist?

3,800 - 3,600 MYA

RNA were the first Information Carriers and Functional enzymes, which molecules now function as such?

DNA and Protein

Why can Prokaryote-preserving, silica-based Chert no longer be formed?

Many marine organisms use silica to form their skeleton.

What can be stated as the first living organism?

Chemoorganoheterotrophs.

How did Chemoorganoheterotrophs gain energy?

Fermentation


sugar > alcohol or acid + H2 + CO2 + E

Stromatolites are?

Underwater, stratified microbial mats

What do the three layer divisions of Stromatolites consist of?

TOP LAYERS (living and sticky)


Increasing amounts of sand


Photosynthetic cyanobacteria (producing Oxygen)


MIDDLE LAYERS


Green and Purple bacteria


BOTTOM LAYERS


Dead bacteria in sand



Over which millenia did the Proterozoic eon stretch?

541- 2,500 MYA

When did the first eukaryotes approximately appear according to current fossil records?

2,100 MYA

What most likely combined to form the first Eukaryote?

Archaea + Eubacteria = mitochondriate eukaryote


Lokiarchaea a-Proteobacteria

What combined proceeding the first eukaryote to form the first plants?

mitochondriate eukaryote + Eubacteria = PLANTS


Cyanobacteria

What was the first multicellular, sexually reproducing eukaryote?

Red Alga

Examples of Chemolithoautotrophs are?

Archaea and methanogens

Which bacteria is a Photolithoautotroph?

Cyanobacteria