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LIVING WORLD

SOME BASIC INFORMATION OF LIVING WORLD

By Mangesh Ashok JamnikPublished 4 years ago 3 min read
THE LIVING WORLD

The world has two types of structure, living and nonliving. Viruses are peculiar in that they are lifeless particle outside lining beings but become active inside cells of living beings. Despite distinction of living (e.g.,Plants, Animals, Fungi, bacteria) from nonliving (e.g., bricks, stones, rocks, tables, nails), it is very difficult to define life and living being by any simple or composite property. Life is recognized by the mode of its working which Includes some unified and basic characteristics.

1) Sum basic information Of Earth

There are three-part of Earth :

  • Central part: That’s Name is Core or barysphere = they contain Nickel and Iron (Ni,Fe)
  • Middle part: that’s Name is mental or pyrosphere = They contain Silicon, magnesium (Si,mg)
  • Outer part : That’s Name is Crust or lithosphere = they contain Silicon and aluminum atom (Si, Al )

ToDay present Atmosphere

Oxidizing Atmosphere

  • Carbon Dioxide = 0.03%
  • Oxygen = 20.83%
  • Nitrogen = 78.03%
  • Argon = 0.94%
  • The First Living Molecule : The first living molecule is formed by RNA and DNA But RNA is early formed Then that of DNA is Formed

    a) RNA is one of the most important molecules of origin of life

    Note: The Most Primitive Organisms (OLD ORGANISMS )

    • a) If the RNA is more reactive than that of DNA.
    • b) If RNA act as a function of the Enzyme.

    # Progenose was The most primitive and ancestral organism.

    1. They were chemoheterotrophs
    2. Soupy see is the source of nutrition.
    3. They were Anaerobic respiration. Carbon dioxide (Co2) Was Evolved

    # Oldest fossils

    Stromatolites = Prokaryotic cell

    4) What is living : Living is something that is alive, something that can grow, move, reproduce, respire, and carry out various cellular activities that is called Living

    Living Characteristic

  • Cellular organisms
  • Reproduction
  • Metabolisms
  • Homeostasis
  • Heredity
  • Response to stimuli
  • Growth and development
  • Adaptation through evolution
  • Characteristics of life

    • Living things are composed of cell
    • Living things have different levels of organisms.
    • Living things use energy
    • Living things respond to the environment
    • Living things grow and development
    • Living thing reproduce
    • Living things adapt to the environment
    • Adaptation through evolution

    Water is the cradle of life: Life originated, evolved and is sustained by water has been called the cradle of life

    • Liquid States : Water remains liquid over a wide range of temperatures, from interacted, more less than 4 C to more than 90 C
    • Origin of life: Various organic molecules got aggregated and interacted, more than 3 billion years back, in water to form the first living beings.
    • Component: it is the major component of the body of a living being. 70% of the total and 90% of the living cells
    • Growth: Water is essential for growth of cells as well as various body parts
  • Specific properties: Water possesses a number of properties which are useful in maintaining the living system. They are cohesion, high specific heat, high heat of vaporisation, store of heat and maintaining of pH through formation of ions.
  • Phospholipid Bilayer: in contact with water, phospholipids form bilayer. It is basic to the formation of cell membranes.
  • Turgidity: Water maintains the turgidity of cells and their organelles. It is essential for their working.
  • Reagent: Water is a reagent in photosynthesis, producing oxygen and it's organelles. It is essential for their working.
  • product: Water is a product in respiration as well as condensation reactions taking place during polymerization. The phenomenon is called dehydration synthesis.
  • Lubricant: The presence of water in the area of rubbing or movement checks frictional wear and tear.
  • Solvent power: Electrolytes split up into ions in water. They are not allowed to form molecules by the development of water shells over their surface. Over a cation, water molecules establish bonds with the help of oxygen atoms while over the anions they establish contact through hydrogen ends. The nonelectrolyte polar substances get dissolved in water, because they possess slightly polar groups like OH (hydroxyl) group. Water molecules establish hydrogen bonds with such groups.
  • LIFE SPAN: The average longevity or period from birth to natural death is called life span. It is from a few minutes to several thousand years

    LIFE SPAN

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    Mangesh Ashok Jamnik

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    I'm Mangesh Jamnik Student at Shri Shivaji college of Art, commerce, and Science

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