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1. Label the Last Universal Common Ancestor on this tree. 2. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who might have experienced the Great Oxidation Event? 3. Where on this tree would you NOT find aerobic ancestors?

1. Label the Last Universal Common Ancestor on this tree. 2. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who might have experienced the Great Oxidation Event? 3. Where on this tree would you NOT find aerobic ancestors?

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Names: Answer the following questions by drawing on the provided tree: 1. Label the Last Universal Common Ancestor on this tree. 2. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who might have experienced the Great Oxidation Event? 3. Where on this tree would you NOT find aerobic ancestors? 4. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who were living in an atmosphere with 400 ppm of CO2 and 210,000 ppm of O,2Data on the next page) 5. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who were living in an atmosphere with 50,000 ppm of CO2 and 50,000 ppm of O2? 6. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who were living in an atmosphere with 400,000 ppm of CO, and 0 ppm of O,? Low-GC Gram-positives High-GC Gram-positives Hyperthermophilic bacteria BACTERIA Hadobacteria Cyanobacteria Spirochetes Chlamydias Proteo- bacteria LEUKARYA All eukaryote phyla Crenarchaeota ARCHAEA Euryarchaeota Time time, MYA CO2, ppm 02, ppm -3,000 400,000 -2,600 20,000 -2,400 10,000 1,000 -2,200 10,000 5,000 -2,000 30,000 20,000 -1,800 40,000 30,000 |-1,500 50,000 50,000 -1,300 25,000 75,000 -1,100 20,000 80,000 -900 10,000 70,000 -800 4,000 70,000 -700 1,000 50,000 -640 1,000 50,000 -540 10,000 150,000 -400 8,500 188,000 -380 7,000 200,000 -360 3,000 250.000 1,000 1,000 2,000 -330 320,000 -300 300,000 -250 250,000 -200 2,500 180.000 -150 3,000 180,000 -100 2,750 220,000 -65 2,500 210,000 -45 1,500 210,000 -25 1,000 210,000 -10 500 210,000 -1 275 210,000 400 210.000
Transcribed Image Text:Names: Answer the following questions by drawing on the provided tree: 1. Label the Last Universal Common Ancestor on this tree. 2. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who might have experienced the Great Oxidation Event? 3. Where on this tree would you NOT find aerobic ancestors? 4. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who were living in an atmosphere with 400 ppm of CO2 and 210,000 ppm of O,2Data on the next page) 5. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who were living in an atmosphere with 50,000 ppm of CO2 and 50,000 ppm of O2? 6. Where on this tree would you find ancestors who were living in an atmosphere with 400,000 ppm of CO, and 0 ppm of O,? Low-GC Gram-positives High-GC Gram-positives Hyperthermophilic bacteria BACTERIA Hadobacteria Cyanobacteria Spirochetes Chlamydias Proteo- bacteria LEUKARYA All eukaryote phyla Crenarchaeota ARCHAEA Euryarchaeota Time time, MYA CO2, ppm 02, ppm -3,000 400,000 -2,600 20,000 -2,400 10,000 1,000 -2,200 10,000 5,000 -2,000 30,000 20,000 -1,800 40,000 30,000 |-1,500 50,000 50,000 -1,300 25,000 75,000 -1,100 20,000 80,000 -900 10,000 70,000 -800 4,000 70,000 -700 1,000 50,000 -640 1,000 50,000 -540 10,000 150,000 -400 8,500 188,000 -380 7,000 200,000 -360 3,000 250.000 1,000 1,000 2,000 -330 320,000 -300 300,000 -250 250,000 -200 2,500 180.000 -150 3,000 180,000 -100 2,750 220,000 -65 2,500 210,000 -45 1,500 210,000 -25 1,000 210,000 -10 500 210,000 -1 275 210,000 400 210.000
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