HOW DOES OXYGEN RELATE TO THE EUKARYOTES ?
How Does Oxygen Relate To The Eukaryotes As we have emphasised before that the first cells ( the prokaryotes) were the first life form to have existed and this was about 1 billion years after earth formation. During this time in the early earth ,were said that the prokaryotes were mostly ancestors due to early atmospheric conditions. For Eukaryotes to thrive, it was expedient that oxygen should had been than it was in the early earth. Why? Because, the more advanced these eukaryotic cells becomes, the more oxygen will be needed. Many scientist believed that because the early earth had a very low or no amount of oxygen, that was why it took a long time for the Eukaryotic to emerge while the prokaryotes thrived successfully. Eventually, the eukaryotes still came or emerged. The crucial questions we then need to ask ourselves is, How did oxygen come about to be utilizable? We can answer...