The Origins course tracks the origin of all things – from the Big Bang to the origin of the Solar System and the Earth. The course follows the evolution of life on our planet through deep geological time to present life forms.
3.2 Origin of the microbial world: Part 2 - Jan Audun Rasmussen
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來自 University of Copenhagen 的課程
起源：宇宙、太阳系、地球和生命的形成
University of Copenhagen
從本節課中
Origin of the microbial world / The Cambrian Explosion and Exceptional Preservation
In this module Jan Audun Rasmussen and Danny Eibye-Jacobsen will show you how life evolved during the first 4 billion years since the creation of the Earth. As you will see, it is very challenging to study the oldest life forms of our planet. During this enormous time span – which covers about 80% of the Earth’s history – microbial life slowly evolved to form a crucial component of the biosphere. Toward the end of the period the deepest foundations of the different groups of animals evolved. All of the life forms surrounding us today can be traced back to this time.
與講師見面
Henning HaackAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum
James ConnellyProfessor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Vivi VajdaProfessor
Department of Geology, Lund University
Jon FjeldsåProfessor, Curator
Thomas GilbertProfessor
Michael Houmark-NielsenAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Bent Erik Kramer LindowCurator
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Gilles Guy Roger CunyAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Ole SebergAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Gitte PetersenAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Tais Wittchen DahlAssistant Professor of Geobiology
Arne Thorshøj NielsenAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Copenhagen
Martin Vinther SørensenAssociate Professor, Curator
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Svend StougeAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Danny Eibye JacobsenAssociate Professor, Curator
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Jan Audun RasmussenAssociate Professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
Emily Catherine PopeAssistant professor
Natural History Museum of Denmark
