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ON THE THEORY OF PREBIOTIC EVOLUTION [PDF]
The main theorems of the theory of evolution of open catalytic systems are briefly presented. The difference between the “natural-historical” and “actualistic” approach to the problem of the origins of life was highlighted.
Alexander Prokofievich Rudenko
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Group selection models in prebiotic evolution [PDF]
The evolution of enzyme production is studied analytically using ideas of the group selection theory for the evolution of altruistic behavior. In particular, we argue that the mathematical formulation of Wilson's structured deme model ({\it The Evolution
A. T. C. Silva +21 more
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The prebiotic emergence of biological evolution [PDF]
The origin of life must have been preceded by Darwin-like evolutionary dynamics that could propagate it. How did that adaptive dynamics arise? And from what prebiotic molecules?
Charles D. Kocher, Ken A. Dill
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Natural Pyrrhotite as a Catalyst in Prebiotic Chemical Evolution [PDF]
The idea of an autotrophic organism as the first living being on Earth leads to the hypothesis of a protometabolic, complex chemical system. In one of the main hypotheses, the first metabolic systems emerged from the interaction between sulfide minerals ...
César Menor-Salván +2 more
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The Origin and Early Evolution of Life: Prebiotic Chemistry
Microfossil evidence indicates that cellular life on Earth emerged during the Paleoarchean era be-tween 3 [...]
Michele Fiore
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Aldehydes and sugars from evolved precometary ice analogs: Importance of ices in astrochemical and prebiotic evolution [PDF]
Cornelia Meinert +2 more
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Emergence and diversification of a host-parasite RNA ecosystem through Darwinian evolution
In prebiotic evolution, molecular self-replicators are considered to develop into diverse, complex living organisms. The appearance of parasitic replicators is believed inevitable in this process.
Taro Furubayashi +6 more
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The Grayness of the Origin of Life
In the search for life beyond Earth, distinguishing the living from the non-living is paramount. However, this distinction is often elusive, as the origin of life is likely a stepwise evolutionary process, not a singular event.
Hillary H. Smith +15 more
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Prebiotic chemistry: a review of nucleoside phosphorylation and polymerization
The phosphorylation of nucleosides and their polymerization are crucial issues concerning the origin of life. The question of how these plausible chemical processes took place in the prebiotic Earth is still perplexing, despite several studies that have ...
Xiaofan Guo +3 more
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A variety of organic chemicals were likely available on prebiotic Earth. These derived from diverse processes including atmospheric and geochemical synthesis and extraterrestrial input, and were delivered to environments including oceans, lakes, and ...
Kuhan Chandru +3 more
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