Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life

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Date:2010
Main Author: Drozdovskaya, A.
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Published: Інститут геофізики ім. С.I. Субботіна НАН України 2010
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Cite this:Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life / A. Drozdovskaya // Геофизический журнал. — 2010. — Т. 32, № 4. — С. 39-40. — Бібліогр.: 2 назв. — англ.

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citation_txt Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life / A. Drozdovskaya // Геофизический журнал. — 2010. — Т. 32, № 4. — С. 39-40. — Бібліогр.: 2 назв. — англ.
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fulltext ��������� ��� ���������������������� �3 ��� ��!"#�$%&'�("�%()�#*+#�' #(&"�&��&,#��-�%()� �)#..'(/ Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life A. Drozdovskaya, 2010 Department of Marine Geology and Sedimentary Ore Genesis, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine dakaktotak@mail.ru The author proposes a new conception for the mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terres- trial life in the energetic Earth-Space interactions [Drozdovskaya, 2009]. This conception (named geoenergetic) has been developed in the process of the analysis of the Earth's biological and dynamical history from the viewpoint of the author-made stu- dies of the geochemical evolution history [Drozdovskaya, 1990] that was carried out using geological, physical-chemical, geoecological and eniological methods. The problem of the mechanism and time of the terrestrial life origin was solved in connection to the physical-chemical and geostructural specifics of the Early Proterozoic Krivoy Rog-type Jaspilite Forma- tion (JFKT) termed in English as the Banded Iron Formation (BIF). BIF is considered as the unique geological phenomenon due to a number of specific features peculiar only to it. The main ones amongst them are the single-act and geologically short time of the BIF's global origination in the range by isoto- pic data 24—2,2 billion years with accumulation in it about 90 % of iron ore reserves of the Earth's crust in simplified elemental form, predominantly iron-silicon-oxygen. The computer physical-chemical experiments demonstrated [Drozdovska chemogenic-sedimentary evolution which origination is themodynamically limi- ted by redox-barrier parameters of chemical inter- actions between three external shells of the Earth — water (hydrosphere), gas (atmosphere) and so- lid (lithosphere) composing the planet exosphere. It means that the temporal development of geochemi- cal evolution was predicted by the steady-directed transformation of the terrestrial exosphere from the primary reduced state into recent oxidized one with single-act overcoming of the redox-barrier at the geological time interval of 2,4—2,2 Ga. Accounting this statement, the author’s opinion is that BIF is a geological reference point of geochemical evolution that confirm that during the BIF genesis time co- ming into the exosphere free oxygen completed the oxidization of reduced polyvalent elements occur- ring there. But, in the moment when BIF finished its development, free oxygen for the first time be- came able to remain in the exosphere in a thermo- dynamically steady state pointing in this way the moment of oxygen era dawn on the planet Earth. Proceeding from this Proceeding from this conclusion, an appearance of one else distinguishing feature of BIF became understand: a mass burial of blue-green algae ap- peared in directly covering sediments for the very first time in the history of the Earth crust. That bio- logical phenomenon showed that, as the BIF ge- neration stopped, the first in the Earth's history glo- bal and mass origin of unicellular organisms took place, which was initiated by the first occurrence in the exosphere of the thermodynamically stable free oxygen. It means that 2,2 Ga the structuration of the pre-cellular organic matter finished also. /#�)-(% '0%.�+,#(� #(%1 �� ��������� ��� ���������������������� In these links, an attempt was made to deter- mine the time period where that structuration passed — therefore, to recognize the moment of the First Global Life Appearance. Solving those problems, the original explanation of one more BIF's feature was in hand: all its global ingredients were located in morphologically uniform, fracture-like faults of the coeval global tectonic structure. Accounting the planet rotation, we may to pre- suppose that before the start of the BIF origina- tion, an surplus amount of geogenic energy (tor- sion, most of all) was accumulated in the Earth which, trying to leave this close space, provoked a blast-like geodynamical cataclysm with lithosphere splitting by a number of fracture-like faults, and (geologically, in the one moment) penetrated trough to the day surface. It was a very hard energetic strike onto the exospherical matter world. At this notion about geodynamical evolution, we can see by "the morning eyes" that before the BIF origination that the results of today biological ex- periments have shown: some DNA fragments were found after energetic impacts into a mixture of bio- philic combinations (including hydrocarbonic). In this connection, we can to assume a massive pulse outburst of geogenic energy in the Early Proterozo- ic exosphere was able to initiate forming of the pri- mary living matter forms from existing chemical combinations (their important parts were in that time the combinations of reduced biophilic elements in- cluding carbon, nitrogen, and sulfur). Therefore, the time of global appearance of initial live matters forms (i. e. the life appearance time) can be reasonably dated with lower BIF’s age as 2,4 billion years. From these positions, the author analyzed and re-comprehended the history of step species com- position transformations in the biosphere and com- plication of its organisms’ matter organization that is fixed in the Earth's crust at the lower boundaries of geological epochs (Vendian, Cambrian, Ordovi- cian, Silurian, Devonian, Carboniferous, Permian, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, Paleogene, Neo- gene) which are termed as transformation frontiers of biological evolution. It is proved that at each the frontier some organic species with more simple or- ganization exited and new, more complicated ap- peared. It means that the biosphere developed through the time by the step complication of its or- ganisms’ matter organization in the chain: Uni- cellulars Multicellulars Corals Crustacea Fishes Arthropoda Quadrupedantae Amphi- bians Reptiles Mammalia Hominidae. In the comparisons of the biological evolution and geodynamic phenomena histories a mutual relation in time became understood between the biospheri- cal transformations at the frontiers mentioned and formation of global tectonic structures of fluidoge- nic type in those geological times. An idea appeared that those structures also formed in the origin mo- ments of blast-like dynamic cataclysms which at each transformation frontier maintained the pulse outbursts of geogenic energy to the surface. Its impacts lead to jumps in the species composition and matter organi- zation level of the organisms’ in the biosphere. Pro- ceeding from those notions, we should to refer those structures as geoenergogenic ones and to consider them as a kind of fluidogenic structures. So, we postulate a universal geoenergogenera- ted mechanism both for the origination and evolu- tion of the terrestrial life. Its action is maintained due three casual-concession geoenergogenerated phenomena (mutually subordinated, which periodi- cally appeared through the geological time due the rotational existence of the Earth and its energetic interaction with the Space: 1) generation and accumulation of geogenic energy surplus amounts in the Earth, which provoke attempts of its liberation from the closed space outward; 2) origination as a concession of it the blast- like dynamic cataclysms with global origina- tion of numerous fracture-like faults in the lithosphere; 3) pulse breaks of geogenic energy surpluses onto the surface through those faults and its power- ful impacts into the matter world of the exo- sphere. It is stated that through action of this mechanism, 2,4 billion years ago the global transformation of the exosphere’s organic com- binations into primary forms of terrestrial live matter took place in the first time at the Earth; and jump-like changes of species composition and organization complication of biosphere or- ganisms’ matter were carried out at the trans- formation frontiers of biological evolution. References Drozdovskaya A. A. Chemical Evolution of the Ocean and Atmosphere in the Geological History of the Earth. — Kiev: Nauk. dumka, 1990. — 208 p. (in Russian). Drozdovskaya A. A. The Life: the Origin and evolu- tion under Earth-Space energy interaction. — Kiev: Simvol-T, 2009. — 334 p. (in Russian).
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title Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life
title_full Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life
title_fullStr Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life
title_full_unstemmed Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life
title_short Geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life
title_sort geoenergogenerated dynamic cataclysms as the launch mechanism of the origin and evolution of the terrestrial life
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