File	Title	Manuscript Id
ChapTitleBig10 The Origin and Diversification of Life on EarthChapTitleSmallUNDERSTANDING BIODIVERSITY	phelanphys3e_ch10_1.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_1_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.1–10.3: Life on earth most likely originated from non-living materials.	phelanphys3e_ch10_2.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_2_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.2: Cells and self-replicating systems evolved together to create the first life.	phelanphys3e_ch10_3.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_3_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.1 10.3 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Could life have originated in ice, rather than in a “warm little pond”?	phelanphys3e_ch10_4.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_4_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.3 THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Could life have originated in ice, rather than in a “warm little pond”?	phelanphys3e_ch10_5.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_5_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.4–10.7: Species are the basic units of biodiversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_6.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_6_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.5: How do we name species?	phelanphys3e_ch10_7.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_7_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.6: Species are not always easily defined.	phelanphys3e_ch10_8.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_8_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.7: How do new species arise?	phelanphys3e_ch10_9.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_9_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.8–10.10: Evolutionary trees help us conceptualize and categorize biodiversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_10.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_10_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.9: Evolutionary trees show ancestor-descendant relationships.	phelanphys3e_ch10_11.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_11_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.10: Similar structures don’t always reveal common ancestry.	phelanphys3e_ch10_12.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_12_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.11–10.14: Macroevolution gives rise to great diversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_13.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_13_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.12: The pace of evolution is not constant.	phelanphys3e_ch10_14.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_14_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.13: Adaptive radiations are times of extreme diversification.	phelanphys3e_ch10_15.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_15_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.14: There have been several mass extinctions on earth.	phelanphys3e_ch10_16.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_16_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.15–10.18: An overview of the diversity of life on earth: organisms are divided into three domains.	phelanphys3e_ch10_17.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_17_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.16: The bacteria domain has tremendous biological diversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_18.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_18_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.17: The archaea domain includes many species living in extreme environments.	phelanphys3e_ch10_19.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_19_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.18: The eukarya domain consists of four kingdoms: plants, animals, fungi, and protists.	phelanphys3e_ch10_20.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_20_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USE	phelanphys3e_ch10_21.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_21_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
Key Terms in The Origin and Diversification of Life on Earth	phelanphys3e_ch10_22.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_22_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
REVIEW & REHEARSE: 10 THE ORIGIN and DIVERSIFICATION of LIFE on EARTH	phelanphys3e_ch10_23.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_23_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.1–10.3: Life on earth most likely originated from non-living materials.	phelanphys3e_ch10_24.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_24_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.4–10.7: Species are the basic units of biodiversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_25.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_25_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.8–10.10: Evolutionary trees help us conceptualize and categorize biodiversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_26.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_26_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.11–10.14: Macroevolution gives rise to great diversity.	phelanphys3e_ch10_27.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_27_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
10.15–10.18: An overview of the diversity of life on earth: organisms are divided into three domains.	phelanphys3e_ch10_28.html	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000
DLAP questions	phelanphys3e_ch10_28_dlap.xml	54c9b3b9757a2e3f6c000000