1study of Life deal with all forms
- biology
- biogenesis
- biogesic
- bioflu
2introduce and popularized biology as a means of encompassing the growing number of disciplines involved with the study of living form
- abella
- jean-baptise de Lamarck
- Rudolf virchow
- francesco redi
3•book of Genesis
•all species was made by God
- theory of special creation
- the early life
- theory of early life
- cosmozoic theory
4•panspermia theory
•proposed by Richter(1865)
•supported by Arrhenius (1908)
•life has reached the planet Earth from the other heavenly bodies
- coacervate theory
- theory of special creation
- cosmozoic theory
- none of the above
5•abiogenesis
•life arose from non-life 3.5 billion years ago on earth
•from not leaving to leaving things
•lifeless matter came together to form a living organism
- theory of special creation
- fossil evidence
- cosmozoa
- theory of spontaneous generation
6who discovered biogenesis but couldn't experimentally proven
- Louis pasteur
- Rudolf virchow
- francesco redi
7proven the biogenesis using boiled beef broth, sealing some tubes while leaving others open. No microbes appeared in the sealed containers, but they did appear in the unsealed containers
- louis pasteur
- Francesco redi
- Rudolf virchow
8proven the biogenesis using dead maggots or flies would not generate new flies when placed on rotting meat in a sealed jar, whereas live maggots or flies would
- Louis pasteur
- Francesco redi
- Rudolf virchow
9•Life is derived from the reproduction of other life
•life rising from other living organisms
10
•life started from primordial soup of organic molecules
•energy of lightning is combined with a chemicals in the atmosphere to make the amino acid (building block of protein)
- primordial soup theory
- miller-urey soup theory
- coacervate theory
11•Alexander oparin
•Life was proceeded by the formation of mixed colloidal unit (coacervate)
•protein, lipids, amino acids, carbohydrates
•to assemble together or cluster
- bella theory
- Miller Urey theory
- cosmozoic theory
- coacervate theory
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•made an artificial primordial soup
•first to show that simple organic molecules should be made from inorganic
•can make replication of dna
•first hypothesis for lightning was operated the synthesis reaction in the earth atmosphere it provided the evidence that organic molecule needed for life
- miller-urey theory
- primordial soup theory
- early life
- early forms of life
13•Earth received shower from meteor's •little or no free oxygen
- the early life
- early forms of life
- biology
- cosmozoic theory
14indicates that the life on Earth appeared about 3.5 billion years ago in the oceans
- panspermia
- cozmozoa
- theories of special creation
- fossil evidence
15considered as the first photosynthetic organism to form
- cyanobacteria
- photosynthesis
- blue green algae
- early forms of life
16The Fossil contain their remains of tiny plants and animals
- fossil evidence
- organic monomers
- micro fossil
- extraterrestrial material
17this is the science that deals with all forms of life
- biogenesis
- biogesic
- abiology
- biology
18this theory proposed that life started in a primordial soup of organic molecules
- primordial soup theory
- miller-urey theory
- cosmozoic theory
- coacervate theory
19these are particles composed of two or more colloids which might be protein lipid or nucleic acid
- cosmozoa
- colloids
- coacervate
- colloidal
20these are organism who can convert energy from the sun and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to food
- living organisms
- photosynthesis
- cyanobacteria
- photosynthetic organism
21this process allowed aerobic organism to exist
- photosynthetic theory
- photosynthesis
- early life
- none
22The scientist who proposed that organism evolve over time to adapt their environment to survive
- francesco of
- Rudolf virchow
- Charles Darwin
- Louis pasteur
23the special force that was once thought possessed by living things so they can make organic molecules
- none
- early life
- monomers
- vital force
24combination of parts can form a more complex organization
system
25basic unit of life
cells
26compose of more than one cell, group of cells with specialized function
multicellular
27contract and enable the body to move
muscle cell
28transmit impulses that control your muscle sends message all over your body
nerve cell or neuron
29how something work is related to its structure
form and the function
30contain the information in the specify physical and biology traits
genes
31output and input
interaction with the environment
32factors that can elicit a biological response
stimuli
33ability of mammals and birds to regulate body temperature
regulation or homeostasis
34inherited trait that helps the organism ability to survive and reproduce in its environment
adaptation
35localized group of organisms belonging to the same species
population
36if particular variation is helpful it may help organisms to live longer and reproduce more
natural selection
37a generation to generation change in proportion of different inherited genes in a population, a progress of change
evolution
38types of reproduction
sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction
39process of creating new individual using two parent organism
sexual reproduction
40process of creating new individual using one parent organism
asexual reproduction
41new organism that results from reproduction
offspring
42sex cells (sperm cell in male egg sale in females)
gamete
43fusion of gametes to form new organism
fertilization
44cell form during fusion of two gametes
zygote
45types of fertilization
internal and external
46occurs inside the female body
internal fertilization
47occurs outside the female body
external fertilization
48single individual produces offspring
asexual
49pieces of the parent break off and develops into a new animal
fragmentation
50process in which organism divides into two and grow into a new organism
binary
51process outgrowth or callus protecting from the parent and eventually buds off organism has both female and female reproductive system
budding
52Make anism of a sexual reproduction in which female offspring develops from unfertilized eggs
parthenogenesis
53vision that involves direct reproduction in which each portion regenerates missing parts to become a complete new animal depending of the ises of separation
transverse
54organism has both male and female reproductive system
hermaphrodite
55occur in single cell organism a parent cell divides itself into two equal parts and create a offspring
asexual reproduction
56other organism break a part to itself into a fragment and a fragment develops entry new organism
fragmentation
57apparent and cell divided itself into two equal parts and create a offspring
binary fission
58apparent organism growth about attached to body
Budding
59The embryo of an organism can grow and develop without fertilization
parthenogenesis
60The female has fertilized eggs laid outside its body
oviparity
61The offspring develops with the female and its nourished by the mother's food in the placenta
Viviparity
62fertilize eggs nourish the young from its Yolk, lay the eggs when they are ready to hatch
ovoviviparity