We do not have any fossils of unicellular prokaryotes. The first organisms to appear in the fossil record are unicellular eukaryotes.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


False

The first signs of life in the fossil record are unicellular prokaryotes.

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A. What other important reaction occurs during this fermentation step? B. Why is this reaction (that is, the answer to part A) essential for the anaerobically growing cell?

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If similarities between two structures in different organisms reflect common ancestry, these structures are

A. analogous. B. heterologous. C. vestigial. D. homologous. E. homeotic.

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What evidence was used to determine that the

last universal common ancestor of all life lived about 4.3 million years ago?

a. fossils of prokaryotic cells b. genome comparisons between all living things c. life found in meteorites d. fossil cladistic analysis e. more than one of these

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