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3. Terrestrial Integration and Adaptation: Upon impacting Earth's surface, these prebiotic symbionts began to integrate with our planet's pre-existing chemical milieu. The resulting synergy between Earth-born and extraterrestrial biomolecules accelerated the formation of more complex organic structures, eventually leading to protocells – rudimentary, self-enclosed systems capable of rudimentary metabolism and replication.
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4. The Catalytic Gaian Boost: As Earth's early atmosphere evolved to become more hospitable to life, a positive feedback loop between these protocells and our planet's environment ensued. The emergence of photosynthesis and other metabolic processes contributed to the creation of a self-regulating, life-nurturing environment – what we now call the Ga
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3. Terrestrial Integration and Adaptation: Upon impacting Earth's surface, these prebiotic symbionts began to integrate with our planet's pre-existing chemical milieu. The resulting synergy between Earth-born and extraterrestrial biomolecules accelerated the formation of more complex organic structures, eventually leading to protocells – rudimentary, self-enclosed systems capable of rudimentary metabolism and replication.
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4. The Catalytic Gaian Boost: As Earth's early atmosphere evolved to become more hospitable to life, a positive feedback loop between these protocells and our planet's environment ensued. The emergence of photosynthesis and other metabolic processes contributed to the creation of a self-regulating, life-nurturing environment – what we now call the Ga
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