Scientists Now Believe We May Have Misunderstood the Origin of Life

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Scientists Now Believe We May

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Metabolism Before Genetic Material

The Importance of Environmental Diversity

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The scientific quest to understand how life began on Earth has long centered on specific chemical and environmental assumptions, but recent research is prompting experts to rethink fundamental ideas about that earliest transition from chemistry to biology. Emerging evidence suggests that the processes that gave rise to living systems may have been far more complex and context-dependent than previously believed, inviting fresh perspectives on a question that has engaged generations of researchers.
 

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