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Miller and Urey Experiment: What has changed?

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Coragyps
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09-28-2012 2:27 PM 		Reply to: Message 23 by LimpSpider
09-27-2012 7:54 PM

I need incorporate bacteria ONLY if I believe in evolution, which I do not. This is the standard textbook version of life, which I adhere to. Viruses are non-living because they are unable to metabolise on their own. They need a host. So basically, an organism that is able to metabolise on their own.
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You lost me in there somewhere.
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Can bacteria "metabolize on their own?" Synechococcus, for example?
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09-29-2012 1:44 PM 		Reply to: Message 36 by LimpSpider
09-29-2012 7:13 AM

I've never seen a virus that was a bacterium, even on the evening shift.
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