A Brief History of Life How Did Everything Begin?.

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A Brief History of Life How Did Everything Begin?

Intelligent Design Theories (Creation Myths)

More Stories from Around the World…

…on how the world began…

…all of them unique

If the earth has existed for 4.5 billion years, what about life on earth? Earliest evidence: cyanobacteria called stromatolites (3.4 billion years), in Australia As early as 3.8 billion years ago Earth was stable enough to support life Ribonucleic Acid (RNA)

But where? Possibly the ocean, based on evidences Fossils Deep sea microbes Smoker fossils in China

From single-celled organisms to complex creatures… Evolution Natural selection- helpful traits vs. harmful traits Adaptation- best suited for environment Genetic drift- independent process that produces random changes; chance Diversification in nature

Cambrian Explosion

The Descent of Man and the Attacks on Evolution

The Human Story Cenozoic Era (“Age of Mammals”) Around 2.5 million years ago African Savanna –Mammals including primates Humans and chimpanzees share a common ancestor between 7 to 6 million years ago

If they are happy swinging in trees, why come down? Evidences found in the Great Rift Valley, savannas on the Eastern part of Africa –Difficulty in knuckle walking → adapt to bipedalism –Predators abound → flight or fight, shelter and protect –Scattered plants → change in diet, enriched food selection

“The Southern Ape” Australopithecus 5 to 1 million years ago Characteristics similar to humans and apes Comparable brain size with a chimpanzee A. afarensis →

Pero murampa na ni siya… Bipedal; hands like humans A. africanus Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

Mr. Handy Man Homo habilis 2.5 to 1.5 million years ago opposable thumbs- efficient means of handling things and creating tools

The Original Laagan Homo erectus 1.6 million years to 200,000 years ago Bigger brains, taller ← Peking Man

Taller, Smarter, Wiser Homo sapiens Neanderthals Cro-magnon

Wisest of them all? Homo sapiens sapiens