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2001
Primitive life – defined as a chemical system capable of transfering its molecular information via self-replication and also capable of evolving – probably originated about 4 billion years ago from the processing of organic molecules by liquid water. Organic matter might have been formed in the primitive atmosphere from methane or carbon dioxide but ...
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Primitive life – defined as a chemical system capable of transfering its molecular information via self-replication and also capable of evolving – probably originated about 4 billion years ago from the processing of organic molecules by liquid water. Organic matter might have been formed in the primitive atmosphere from methane or carbon dioxide but ...
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Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 1960 The Quarterly Review of Biology, 1959
A formal solution of the main problems concerning the origination of life is attempted, adopting as fundamental axiom the plausible assumption that it was a spontaneous, natural sequence of "most probable" events. Survival by natural selection is a particular example of a most probable event, and therefore operated at all stages of the origination ...
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A formal solution of the main problems concerning the origination of life is attempted, adopting as fundamental axiom the plausible assumption that it was a spontaneous, natural sequence of "most probable" events. Survival by natural selection is a particular example of a most probable event, and therefore operated at all stages of the origination ...
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2000
It is beyond denying that life has become the focal point of presentday philosophical investigation. And the question of life’s origins, in particular, once dismissed by philosophers as meaningless, is becoming the focal point of interest for science, one hiding a cluster of issues around which all scientific investigation turns, and on which they ...
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It is beyond denying that life has become the focal point of presentday philosophical investigation. And the question of life’s origins, in particular, once dismissed by philosophers as meaningless, is becoming the focal point of interest for science, one hiding a cluster of issues around which all scientific investigation turns, and on which they ...
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