Exam 18: Origin and History of Life

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Fossils of prokaryotic cells are dated as far back as approximately _____ billion years ago.

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Which event and date is mismatched?

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The time that it takes for half of a radioactive isotope to change into another stable element is its

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Dinosaurs were the dominant group during the Mesozoic Era and many scientists believe that they were

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The scientific study of fossils and what they reveal about prehistoric life in relation to ancient climates and environments is

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Who was the individual who proposed the hypothesis of continental drift during the 1920s?

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When and where did the first multicellular protists evolve?

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Which of the following lists of mass extinctions is correctly matched with the date of the extinction?

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Which piece of evidence supports the hypothesis of continental drift?

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The first person who proposed that small organic molecules could have arisen by chemical evolution was

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Which of the following mass extinction events is correct?

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The synthesis of DNA or RNA from the organic soup would have been guided by the actions of enzymes in the

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Africa,Asia,South America,and Antarctica share some patterns of primitive (fossil)plants and early reptiles,but do not have similar mammal populations.These findings

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Which of the following forms of energy was NOT involved in the production of large organic molecules in the primitive reducing atmosphere?

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