We will learn some basics of the building blocks of life on Earth It is difficult to imagine life elsewhere no functioning in a similar way.

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We will learn some basics of the building blocks of life on Earth It is difficult to imagine life elsewhere no functioning in a similar way.

What is Life? Order molecules organized in specialized patterns, not random Reproduction offspring have “genetic” material of parent(s) Growth and Development heredity – traits passed to offspring from parent(s) Energy Utilization metabolize – fuel to create/maintain ordered patterns, reproduce, grow Response to Environment actively respond to environmental changes Evolutionary Adaptation long term responses to environment and interactions between organisms affect changes in traits by survival of most adapted members of species

Order, Reproduction, Growth and Development

Energy Utilization, Response to Environment, Evolutionary Adaptation

Darwin’s Inescapable Conclusion Facts: 1. Overproduction and Struggle for Survival 2.Individual Variation Creates population pressure, struggle for survival among individuals in population No two individuals alike, some traits “better” under population pressure for given environment Conclusion… Unequal reproductive success of individuals- those best adapted become progressively more common

Story of Galapagos Finches Traits in common with single ancestor from South American main land Each island has slightly different environment and pressures for survival Beaks are key to food intake… With time, each island’s population diverges from the ancestor according to the local environmental conditions… this is called Natural Selection Eventually, some finches are seed eaters, others bud eaters, others insect eaters, depending upon isolated local environment

Story of Wild Mustard Wild mustard was bred by humans into six different vegetables… this is called artificial selection Evolution on the Molecular Level! Organisms built from instructions contained in a molecule or set of molecules… DNA = deoxyribonucleic acid With this knowledge, we can understand the specific mechanisms that manifest natural and artificial selection Evolution becomes scientific model!

Cells- Basic Life Unit Defining characteristic of life Living matter inside protected by a external membrane- structure that protects molecules used for growth, and reproduction Some organisms simple, single cell Other organisms complex, trillions of cells work cooperatively for growth and reproduction Since all life as we know it is built using cell units, we infer that all life originated from a single organism

Carbon Based Life Life is based upon 20 different chemical elements Four of these make up 96% of the mass in cells Oxygen …… 65.0% Carbon … % Hydrogen …. 9.5% Nitrogen …… 3.3% Why not Oxygen based life??? Most Oxygen is bound in water molecules! Carbon has the diversity and strength of chemical bonds (4 bonds at a time!) Oxygen can do 2 bonds at a time Hydrogen can do 1 bond at a time