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8-2 NOTES:
HISTORY OF LIFE
CHAPTER 14
AGE OF EARTH
The earth is about 4.5 billion years old
How did we measure that?
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AGE OF EARTH
The earth is about 4.5 billion years old
How did we measure that?
• Radiometric Dating = calculating the age of an
object by measuring proportions of radioactive
isotopes
RADIOMETRIC DATING
Radioactive Isotope = an unstable form of an
element, decays into stable element, gives off
energy (radiation)
• Ex. Carbon-14 decays into Nitrogen
• Ex. Potassium-40 decays into Argon-40
RADIOMETRIC DATING
Half-life = the time it
takes for half of a
radioactive isotope to
decay
• Ex. K-40 half life is 1.3
billion years
PRACTICE
The half life of carbon-14 is 5,730 years. If only 25% of
the original amount of carbon-14 is left in an object,
how hold it the object?
PRACTICE
The half life of carbon-14 is 5,730 years. If only 25% of
the original amount of carbon-14 is left in an object,
how hold it the object?
1.Determine how many half lives have elapsed.
• 25% or ¼ = 2 half lives
PRACTICE
The half life of carbon-14 is 5,730 years. If only 25% of
the original amount of carbon-14 is left in an object,
how hold it the object?
1.Determine how many half lives have elapsed.
• 25% or ¼ = 2 half lives
2.Multiply this by the known half life.
• Carbon half life = 5,730 years
• 2(5,730 yrs) = 11,460 years
FIRST ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
Spontaneous Origin:
organic compounds
developing from non-living
chemical reactions
SPONTANEOUS
ORIGIN
Oparin: (1920)
Hypothesized that
primitive Earth’s
atmosphere was:
• NH3 (ammonia)
• H2
• H2O
• CH4 (methane)
No Oxygen!
SPONTANEOUS
ORIGIN
Miller-Urey: (1953)
Produced organic
compounds (amino acids)
based on the
hypothesized composition
of early earth’s
atmosphere
FIRST LIFE FORMS -
THE FIRST CELLS
Prokaryotes before eukaryotes
FIRST LIFE FORMS -
THE FIRST CELLS
Prokaryotes before eukaryotes
3 major trends all interrelated:
• Anaerobic  Aerobic
Inferences based on
early earth
environment having:
1. No Oxygen Gas
(anaerobic)
FIRST LIFE FORMS -
THE FIRST CELLS
Prokaryotes before eukaryotes
3 major trends all interrelated:
• Anaerobic  Aerobic
Inferences based on
early earth
environment having:
1. No Oxygen Gas
(anaerobic)
2. Many organic
molecules for food
(hetero)
3. Extreme harsh
conditions
(chemosynthetic)
• Heterotrophic  Autotrophic
• Chemosynthetic  Photosynthetic
THE FIRST
EUKARYOTES
ENDOSYMBIOSIS THEORY
• Mitochondria (aerobic prok) and chloroplasts
(chemosynthetic prok) are thought to be prokaryotic cells that
were engulfed by a bigger prokaryote.
• Created mutual beneficial relationship
• Bigger prokaryote provided a beneficial environment
• Smaller prokaryote provided a source of energy
THE FIRST
EUKARYOTES
ENDOSYMBIOSIS THEORY
• Mitochondria (aerobic prok) and chloroplasts (chemosynthetic
prok) are thought to be prokaryotic cells that were engulfed by a bigger
prokaryote.
Supporting Evidence:
• Both organelles contain their own DNA
• DNA is circular (like other prokaryotes)
• Can replicate on their own.
PUT THESE IN THE ORDER IN
WHICH THEY ARE THOUGHT TO
HAVE ORIGINATED ON EARTH
1. Anaerobic heterotrophic prokaryotes
2. Aerobic eukaryotes
3. Chemosynthetic prokaryotes
4. Photosynthetic prokaryotes
Answer: 1, 3, 4, 2
SEQUENCE OF FIRST CELLS
Anaerobic
Heterotrophic
Prokaryotes
Chemosynthetic
Prokaryotes
Photosynthetic
Prokaryotes
Endosymbiosis Occurs Here!
Aerobic
Eukaryotes
Photosynthetic
Eukaryotes