Who is credited with proposing that prebiotic chemical conditions could lead to the evolution of complex molecules and, eventually, to living organisms?

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Alexander Oparin and John Haldane proposed the idea that the primitive atmosphere of Earth, consisting of methane, ammonia, water vapor, and hydrogen, could have provided the conditions needed for the formation of organic molecules which eventually led to the development of life. This idea was first articulated in Oparin's book "The Origin of Life" published in 1924.

Who Is Credited with Proposing That Prebiotic Chemical Conditions Could