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Biogenesis/Biological Evolution Boundary

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Minnemooseus
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08-07-2004 1:08 AM

I'm not at all a biologist, so I have little to say beyond the following:
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The evolution side often states that biogenesis and biological evolution are two separate things. To this I (largely) agree, but I'm pretty confident that the dividing line between the two is a fuzzy thing.
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So, what is the boundary between biogenesis and biological evolution? Where did the processes of biological evolution start?
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Moose
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{Edited to add the three "biological" in front of the three "evoluton" - Moose}
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Minnemooseus
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08-07-2004 2:57 AM

Oops - There is a pre-existing topic
Was active yesterday even.
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See Is there a border dividing life from non-life?
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I'll leave it to AdminAsgara to close this topic and whip both modes of the moose.
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Moose
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