Dna, Rna, And Amino Acids

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Function of DNA, RNA, and amino acids
  1. How life (amino acids) formed?
  2. A) Miller-Urey experiment
  3. B) Panspermia
  4. i) meteorites
  5. ii) Comet
  6. How genetic material formed?
  7. A) DNA vs RNA
  8. B) RNA world and evidence
  9. C) Ancient Virus World
  10. Who was first life: Achaeans, cyanobacteria or LUCA (evidence for each)
  Proterozoic
  1. Proterozoic Atmosphere
  2. A) role of cyanobacteria
  3. B) The Great Oxygenation Event
  4. C) Huronian Glaciation/Snowball Earth
  5. i) how was it generated?
  6. ii) how did earth get out of it?
  7. Who are the first eukaryotes?
  8. Prokaryote vs Eukaryote
  9. A) Differences
  10. B) Theory on how we moved from prokaryotic to eukaryotic
  11. i) Evidence
  12. C) Importance of Eukaryotes in the history of life
  13. First craton?
  14. A) Name
  15. B) Where is it located now?
  16. C) The Great Unconformity
  17. First supercontinent?
  18. Cryogenian Ice Age/Snowball Earth
  19. A) Evidence
  20. B) Cause
  21. C) Why did it end?
  22. First Metazoans/Multicellular Life
  23. A) Ediacarian Fauna
  24. B) Possible ways to move from unicellular to multicellular
  Taxonomy
  1. Taxonomic classifications
  2. A) Correct order: Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
  3. B) Difference between domains Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya
  4. Biological Species Concept and Problems
  5. How to read and make a cladogram
  Cambrian Explosion
  1. Burgess Shale Fauna
  2. A) Significance
  3. B) Pikaia
  4. Escalation and coevolution
  5. Possible scientists: Gould, Vermeij, Sepkoski
  Cambrian Period
  1. Cambrian reef builders
  2. A) who are they
  3. B) why are reefs important
  4. Trilobites
  5. Brachiopods vs Bivalves
  6. A) Differences
  7. B) Importance of Cambrian substrate revolution
  8. Chordates
  9. A) Pikaia
  10. B) Jawless fish
  Natural Selection and Evolution
  1. Importance of sexual reproduction
  2. Darwin vs Lamarck (must know)
  3. Epigenetics
  4. What is required for evolution
  5. A) genetic variation
  6. B) limited resources
  7. C) carrying capacity
  8. D) mate selection
  9. Possible scientists: Weismann, Wallace, Malthus, Franklin
  5 Mass Extinction Events (we’ll only get to the first two before the exam)
  1. Ordovician Mass Extinction Event
  2. Devonian Mass Extinction Event
-Causes -Who went extinct/why
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