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- The first interval of Earths existence is called the ________. a. Cambrian c. Proterozoic eon b. Hadean eon d. Archean eonArrange these events in order of occurrence, with 1 being the earliest and 6 the most recent: ___1 a. Earths first seas form ___2 b. origin of mitochondria ___3 c. first protocells form ___4 d. Precambrian ends ___5 e. origin of chloroplasts ___6 f. first animals appearDescribe the conditions that scientists think existed on early Earth.
- Describe how scientists have tested the hypothesis that simpleorganic molecules could have formed on the early EarthSequence the major events in the evolution of lifeDescribe in general terms how the appearance of molecular oxygen in Earth’s atmosphere about 3 billion years ago affected the history of living organisms.
- Describe the roles that montmorillonite clay and vesicles may haveplayed in the origin of life.Approximately when did life first appear on land A. 500 million years ago B. 2 billion years ago C. 700 million years D. 1.5 million years agoWhich molecule is believed to have preceded the other two during the evolution of life? RNA Proteins DNA
