High energy sources on early Earth, which were most likely involved in the origin of life, included:
A) volcanic activity, lightning, and ultraviolet radiation.
B) bombardment from meteorites, gamma radiation, and cosmic radiation.
C) intense radiation, volcanic activity, and redox energy.
D) oxidizing environment, electrical discharge, and geothermal energy.
E) infrared radiation, ultraviolet radiation, and oxidizing radiation.
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Q2: The concept that simple organic molecules could
Q3: The hypothesis that organic molecules formed near
Q4: Which of the following is not one
Q5: Multicellular eukaryotes arose about:
A) 3.8 billion years
Q6: The most significant outcome of the Miller
Q7: Chemical evolution:
A) cannot be investigated experimentally.
B) was
Q8: One critical requirement for life to arise
Q9: Which of the following gases was not
Q10: Presently, it is thought that organic polymers
Q11: The approximate age of the Earth is:
A)
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