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Anthro 1 Notes 3

 mya : millions years ago
 bya: billions grad


 5 geologic time
o (mammals) cenozoic: new/ recent in forms
o Mesozoic : middle life forms
o Paleozoic: old life forms earliest invertebrates, fish. amphibians,
reptiles, mammal Erasmus Darwin " Crawl out of the ocean "
 -dinosaurs extinct
o Cambrian:
 cambria
o Precambrian: all the time that the earth exists before the
cambrian
 7 Epochs: PEOMPPH: Put Eggs On My Plate Please, Holly Ocene


Precambrian
 13.8 bya The Big Bang
o Hadean 4.6 Billion years ago
 Solar system forms
 earth comes into existence and solidifies over first 600
million years. Eon named after flades- Greek term for Hell.
Accretion :
 Archaean

, o 4.0 billion years ago
o Continental plates form
o first life appears.
 3.7 bya: fossil evidence of life
 cyanobacteria single called autotrophic prokaryotes
o stromatolites - earliest fossil.
 Life in a bottle ? - Millers apparatus ( trying to recreate
 the earliest
o Miller: ATP, replicas of at least 3 different amino acids
o Calvin: Amino acids
o Fox: microspheres
 Long chain peptides
o Oparin: same membrane – amino acids repeated
o Sagan: original cosmos
 Microspheres: 70% of the way to forming RNA or DNA but not both a
thing called a virus - not alive


Proterozoic 2.5 BYA
commencement of multicellular life - metazoa
 the path toward complexity of behavior - type of cell death, occurs
during mitoses - deficient cell cycle check points mitotic failure - go to
explanation consumption single-celled.
 2 produce 2, 2 - 4, 4-4, 48, 8-8, 8.16 more efficient reproduction single
cell - has to do everything, can't do everything as well multiple cells - one
cell could specialize
o - cellular damage




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, Cambrian - Age of the Invertebrates.
 570 mya
o Trilobites abundant; also brachiopods, jelyfish, worms, and other
invertebrates
o sessile creatures fight for limited real-estate: development of
shells and exoskeletons, permanently affixed
 Cnidarians are the most primitive eumetazoans


Ordovician
500 myd first fish ; trilobite's still abundant and corals becomes plentiful
 graptolites
 Vertebrate evolution
o mobility , velocity ( Fish possess endoskeleton) movement
through the water


Silurian 430 mya
 Jawed fish appear
 first airbreathing animals (insects) on land land plants definite - stronger
photonic energy from sunlight
 Terrestrial food-chain 4x


Devonian
 395 my2
 age of fishes; first amphibians, first forests
o Amphibians develop lungs, stronger heart limbs.
o The Swamps of Canada & Pennsylvania bear evidence of fish-
amphibian transition Adaptive radiation


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