The Three Domains of Life

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Who else’s came here because there teacher made them

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me

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Me

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why is this interesting to me now, back then in middle school I cried my ass off in every science class

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Great video! Super helpful for my upcoming biology exam. Thank you!

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Zero Three31 your point?

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Mr. Meissner took me here. LONG LIVE SCHS!!

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However, it's a useful video, so thank you!

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This was a great, easy to understand summary...thanks...

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Who came here because of Mr Guillory?

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Didn't Archaea come before Bacteria?

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The first organisms recorded to live in life were primitive cyanobacterias.

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R u here because of the coronavirus?

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@Ethan Matias?

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Really archaea is first than bactiria

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[@joshuakeefe]

Good video, but I have a question. First of all, I'm a high school biology teacher and I always hear that we all came from one common ancestor. I personally don't have enough faith to believe this based on the statistical data I've came up with doing simple math. First, I looked at what this video and most scientists have a common agreement about and that is that life first began around 3.8 billion years ago. Seems like a big number to most people. Secondly, there are over 7 million species alive on earth now which only account for 1% of the life that has ever existed on earth which leads me to my 3rd number---> 5 billion. This is the number of total species that have ever existed on earth. With these numbers, new species would have been produced every 277.5 days since the beginning of life on earth until now. I'm no mathematician, but I feel I should win a prize of some sort for doing this simple math and ending a long debate lol. Please clarify for me if you can how this could ever be possible for all of us to come from one organism such as a bacteria that was said to have accidentally formed with the right ingredients for life such as DNA, cell membrane, cell wall, ribosomes, chromosomes, cytoplasm etc... just floating around and forming a self replicating organism. How did all of these ingredients come together at the exact same time to form life while also having a food source and oxygen made by plants that didn't exist yet... or did they form at the same time? Darwin said these changes were slow and took many generations. The word common ancestor is everywhere in schools and I'm a realist who sees that it's impossible. I have to teach it to my kids, but I show them both sides of the argument. However, science and math working together destroy the common ancestor argument. Sorry for being a downer, but I hope I've opened some eyes.

[@handsini1281]

You are probably the worst biology teacher in the world. You are next level stupid. Also you pulled the 5 billion number out of your chubby arse.

[@thelastinline3633]

I'd have to agree with El Awesomo you are a special kind of special. Evolution doesn't happen in a vacuum, that is we can assume there are different kinds of evolutions. The slowest and least efficient of those is evolution by natural selection. This is the evolution that you refer to in your post. because natural selection is so inefficient and such a long process we can also make two more axioms: 1. The longer natural selection is in effect (environment is relatively static and no other types of evolution is interfering) the more amount of species will be involved in a given ecosystem and progression of time. 2. The longer natural selection is in effect the more amount of extinctions will be involved in a given ecosystem and progression of time. Example: If you think 7 million species is a lot for the current era of life we are in, that is nothing compared to the Cambrian era which probably had a billion different species.

[@kotosqoposrly]

I don't think you should be criticized so harshly over a belief, coming from science, especially when science is made of arguments. The only evidence scientists have to claim that we all come from a common ancestor is that every living organism has DNA and the replication of this is the same. This DNA has the same proteins in all the living things, besides the fact that, the more back one compares every information will show you the same patterns (as you know there is already "missing" parts as they tend to get "deleted" due to mutations depending on the needs of survival).

[@alancrane8027]

El Awesomo Do you know anything about mathematics, you moron? This happens because of corrupt education system where they allow you to go to the next class even when you clearly did not deserve to.

[@alancrane8027]

El Awesomo, let me teach you some simple math. If 7 million species is 1% of the total species that have ever existed, what is the total number of species that existed? Solve this standard 4 problem you idiot.

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