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abiogénesis

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This hypothesis postulates that life is neither the product of supernatural creation, nor is it spontaneously generated through abiogenesis, but that it has always existed in the universe. en.wikipedia.org

In short, it's virtually impossible to tell whether abiogenesis was a fluke event, or a common occurrence -- here, or elsewhere in the universe. www.wired.com

Although he accepted abiogenesis and the evolution of animals, he rejected the theory that the human species is the product of evolution, arguing that humans have souls. en.wikipedia.org

Categorizing abiogenesis as supernatural is a blatant category error on your part. www.redbrick.me

Classical notions of spontaneous generation, which can be considered under the modern term abiogenesis, held that certain complex, living organisms are generated by decaying organic substances. en.wikipedia.org

That doesn't mean it is the only remaining abiogenesis theory. phys.org

Given limited understanding of abiogenesis, it is currently unknown what percentage of these planets actually develop biospheres. en.wikipedia.org

In science, abiogenesis is an independent hypothesis from evolutionary theory, which takes it as axiomatic that self-replicating life existed in the distant past, whatever its origin. en.wikipedia.org

He also introduced the term abiogenesis. en.wikipedia.org

The origin of life, known as abiogenesis, distinct from the evolution of life, is another ongoing field of research. en.wikipedia.org

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