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What is the origin of bacteria, surely they couldnt have appeared on the Earth from no-where?

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What is the origin of bacteria, surely they couldnt have appeared on the Earth from no-where?

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IF abiogenesis occurred (I’m agnostic, so I’m really on the fence about the origins of life, although I DO believe in evolution at least from as far back as bacteria for sure), I’m going to have to roll with the theory that it occurred on Mars and a few bacteria, already highly evolved from the original product of abiogenesis, survived on a meteorite. The most primitive fossils ever found one earth are still way too complex to have plausibly just blown together in the wind.

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The study of the beginnings of life on earth is called abiogenesis – working out how the basic building blocks of life may have come together to produce the first self-replicating thing. Everything that is alive today (including bacteria) has evolved and developed from those first “things”.

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