The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 193, Issue 3National Geographic Society., 1998 - Geography |
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Page 54
... Earth . The specimen , found on what is now an island off Greenland , has lost all anatomical features , yet scientists believe its bio- chemistry was similar ... Earth some 50,000. 54 The Rise of Life on Earth Microscopic life-forms,
... Earth . The specimen , found on what is now an island off Greenland , has lost all anatomical features , yet scientists believe its bio- chemistry was similar ... Earth some 50,000. 54 The Rise of Life on Earth Microscopic life-forms,
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... Earth's oldest sedimentary rocks , from southwestern Greenland , contain chemical fingerprints of complex cells at least 3.86 billion years old . If so , the first quickening of life must have happened millions of years before that ...
... Earth's oldest sedimentary rocks , from southwestern Greenland , contain chemical fingerprints of complex cells at least 3.86 billion years old . If so , the first quickening of life must have happened millions of years before that ...
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... EARTH may have seeded the early Earth with the building blocks of life . Other Precambrian relics resonate across the world today - in our bodies and in almost everything we see . As I hold Noah , my arms begin to tire and burn . The ...
... EARTH may have seeded the early Earth with the building blocks of life . Other Precambrian relics resonate across the world today - in our bodies and in almost everything we see . As I hold Noah , my arms begin to tire and burn . The ...
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art of making do the Italian metropolis embraces its virtues and grapples | 33 |
The Rise of Life on Earth Microscopic lifeforms | 54 |
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