I think you're talking about abiogenesis, not evolution. |
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I'm sort of hung up on this issue as far as evolution goes. I get that the ocean was supposed to have mixed inorganic compuonds and get life but what I on't understand is how random mixing could have led to complex things like cells, wich have multiple parts and elaborate cycles that make the whole thing work. Any thoughts? |
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Infinitly greater than you are... Damn that missing E.
I think you're talking about abiogenesis, not evolution. |
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Last edited by ClassyElf; 11-18-2008 at 08:30 PM.
I live in your philosophy and religion forums.
Basically, RNA is a type of molecule which can make copies of itself. RNA is simple enough to form from basic chemical reactions. As soon as you get a molecule which can copy itself, the amount of that compound is going to explode. |
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Last edited by Xei; 11-18-2008 at 08:32 PM.
Thanks guys, really appreciate the feed back. Any other thoughts? |
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Infinitly greater than you are... Damn that missing E.
It also most likely didn't happen homogenously across the entire ocean. The key reactions most likely occured near energy sources, like geothermal vents. |
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