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The processes of evolution

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Joe Meert
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10-08-2002 8:21 AM 		Reply to: Message 17 by compmage
10-08-2002 8:14 AM

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Originally posted by Hanno:
Thanks. The theory seems plausible.
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There is something else that is bothering me: the origens in live. Is it true that all (cell based) live forms has a common ancestor?
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Probably not, life likely arose in several places and times. The orIgin of life is an interesting subject in its own right independent of evolution.
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Cheers
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Joe Meert
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