Interaction of Organisms & Earth’s Systems

Define: Coevolution

• dying and not evolving

• different species or organisms and Earth’s systems affect how each other evolve, or develop over time.

• moving from one place to another

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Define:

Biogeology (Geobiology)

• the study of how living things and Earth’s systems have coevolved.

• Study of geodes

• plastic particles

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True or False:

Feedback mechanisms are changes to the biosphere leading to changes in another earth system.

• True

• False

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happens when the changes speed up the changing of the Biosphere

• Positive Feedback

• Negative

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occurs when changes are slowed

• Positive Feedback

• Negative Feedback

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• there is a strong relationship between the two factors, but one does not necessarily cause the other to occur.

• Causal

• Correlational

•  one factor does directly cause the other, one factor is the cause and the other is the result.

• Causal

• Correlational

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Earth gradually heated up from 3 processes:

• 1. 1. Rinse

  2. 2. Wash

  3. 3. Repeat

• 1. 1. Radioactive decay of unstable elements

  3. 2. Compression due to Gravity

  5. 3. Constant bombardment of its surface by meteorites, asteroids and large planetesimals.

• 1. 1. Molecules expand

  3. 2. Water defrosts

  5. 3. I drink the water

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early materials that would form planets.

• gases and fire

• rocks and ice

• Dino nuggets

• Planetesimals

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Microorganisms that produced the world's first oxygen, causing the first mass extinction.

• E.coli

• Minions

• Cyanobacteria

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