Sentence examples for early life forms from inspiring English sources

Displays by the Lipps and Lindberg labs included early life forms such as the Vendian specimens from the White Sea (~555 million years old), and the stromatolitic Gunflint cherts of Ontario, containing bacteria and cyanobacteria ~2 billion years old.

Hong's collaborators at UCSF have previously shown that this amyloid catalyzes bicarbonate formation at a rate similar to that of carbonic anhydrase, supporting the theory that this type of simple amyloid could have been used by early life forms to carry out important reactions.

If true, this primordial nuclear age could have played a role in the evolution of early life forms.

At the time, oxygen would have needed to be slim enough in the air to not leave a trace in the geologic record but abundant enough in the oceans to sustain early life forms.

Further research, he said, could provide insights into the the origin and evolution of the planet's early life forms. .

By adding oxygen to our atmosphere, early life forms set the stage for the evolution and proliferation of the more complex multicellular life forms now seen on Earth.

"It's only when molybdenum becomes highly oxidised that it is able to influence how early life formed," said Benner, of the Westheimer Institute for Science and Technology in the US.

Consider cyanobacteria, an early life form.

Another stumbling block for those trying to understand how early life formed is what Benner calls "the water paradox".

This rank was considered as the estimated amino acid composition of the early life form.

The reproduction was performed by means of a chemical code embedded in this primitive organized system or early life form.