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    This document outlines notes from several days of an Earth and Life Science class. It includes topics covered each day such as how life began on Earth, the origin of life, early Earth organisms, and evolution of organisms. Activities and evaluations are provided for each day covering concepts like the three domains of life, Charles Darwin's theories of adaptation and natural selection, the tree of life, and the emergence of mitochondria and chloroplasts through endosymbiosis of primitive bacteria. The class covers the development of life and diversity of organisms over billions of years on Earth.

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    Earth and Life

    Science
    Mr. Krysfer J. Secusana
    DAY 1
     How it all Began?
    Day1 Activity 1
    Archaea Bacteria Eukarya
    (old bacteria)
    Multicellular or Single Single Both
    Unicellular (unicellular) (unicellular) Multicelluar
    and Unicellular
    Eukaryote or Prokaryotic Prokaryotic Eukaryotic
    Prokaryote (No nucleus) (No nucleus) ( Nucleus)

    Autotroph varies varies varies


    or
    Heterotroph
    Day1-Activity 2
    1. Adaptation
    2. On the Origin of Species.
    3. Evolution
    4. Galápagos Islands
    5. Natural Selection
    Day1-Evaluation
    1. B
    2. B
    3. A
    4. C
    5. C
    Day 1Total Score 19
    Day 2
     Origin of Life
    Day 2-Activity 1
    Evaluation:
    Day 2 Total score 19
    Day 3
     Early Organisms of Earth
    Day 3 Activity 1
    1. Square
    2. Square
    3. Check
    4. Check
    5. Square
    6. cross
    7. cross
    8. Check
    9. Square
    10. Square
    Day 3 Activity 2
    1. Prokaryotic
    2. Eukaryotic
    3. Eukaryotic
    4. Prokaryotic
    5. Eukaryotic
    6. Eukaryotic
    Day 3 Evaluation 1
     Bonus 5 Points
    Day 3 Evaluation 2
    BACTERIA ARCHAEA EUKARYOTA
    Cytopaga Halophiles Microsporidia
    Spirochetes Thermoproteus Slime molds
    Aquifer Fungi
    Ciliates
    Diplomonads
    Day 3 Total 31
    Day 4
     Evolution of Organism on Earth
    1. Based on findings how old is the
    earth when life began?
     Base on scientist’s findings life began on Earth 3.5
    billion years ago and life evolved into different
    forms for organisms.
    2. What is the meaning of taxa?
     Taxaare a taxonomic group of any rank, such as a
    species, family, or class
    3. What are the 2 primitive bacteria that
    undergo symbiosis to form a more
    complex cell that we know today?
     Soon, new life forms that use oxygen came to be.
    Bacterial life soon started to become diverse and
    give to more life to form. There is compelling
    evidence that mitochondria and chloroplasts were
    once primitive bacterial cells.
    4. What is the meaning of symbiosis?
     Symbiosis occurs when two different species
    benefit from living and working together.
    5. How was the condition of Earth 4
    billion years ago?
     Conditions on Earth 4 billion years ago were very
    different than they are today. The atmosphere
    lacked oxygen, and an ozone layer did not yet
    protect Earth from harmful radiation. Heavy rains,
    lightning, and volcanic activity were common.
    Activity 2
    8 Points bonus
    Day 4 Total 13

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