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Evolution would've given us infrared eyesight

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12-24-2009 9:39 PM 		Reply to: Message 213 by Buzsaw
03-05-2009 12:36 AM

Re: Pertaining Pesky Post Abiogenesis Primitives
What is the mechanism for first living organism/s saving their characteristics for the next generation before genetic information had evolved in the genesis of evolution of living organisms?
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The problem with this question is "first living organism".
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There is a very blurry line between self sustained chemical reactions and the first organism.
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For example, a strand of protein which has absolutely no function whatsoever aside from self replication -- is that alive?
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