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The nitrogenous oxides in the ponds had a good chance to react with other compounds and give rise to the first living organisms, but in deep oceans, it was harder for nitrogen to establish a significant, life-catalyzing presence, according to the study led by researchers at Massachusetts Instit...
Small changes in ocean temperatures affect different populations of simple living organisms. They, in turn, change the composition of the atmosphere, which, again, affects climate change. Human activity also changes the chemical composition of the atmosphere. All of this is reflected in short-term ...
Biologists have long hoped to understand the nature of the earliest living organisms on Earth. If they could, they might then be able to say something about how, when, and where life arose on Earth, and perhaps by extension, whether life is common in the Universe. Previous studies have sug...
(2) accumulated as the silica-rich shells of marine organisms on the seafloor, or (3) formed as the result of silicification of other “precursor” minerals. Chert is abundant in the Barberton terrane, and because chert can precipitate directly from seawater, these rock samples are thought to...
Through their influence on the water around them, the scientists believe these Ediacaran organisms might have been capable of enhancing local oxygenconcentrations. This biological mixing might also have hadrepercussionsfor the wider environment, possibly making other areas of thesea floormorehabitableand ...
evidence of the world’s oldest lifeforms in fossils known as stromatolites, layered limestone rocks often found in shallow waters around the globe. They wanted to understand the mechanism that led colonies of single-celled organisms known as microbial mats to create these intriguing ...
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(as well as us humans) descend. LUCA represents the root of the tree of life before it splits into the groups, recognized today, Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya. Modern life evolved from LUCA from various different sources: the sameamino acidsused to build proteins in all cellular organisms,...
In other words, the work suggests that Earth's early atmosphere may have been a veritable banquet for the earliest single- celled organisms. 换句话说,这项研究显示出,地球早期的大气层可能是最早的单细胞生物体的餐桌。 dictsearch.appspot.com 4. The report says Iran might have enough nuclear materi...