Titlebook: Earth‘s Early Atmosphere and Oceans, and The Origin of Life; George H. Shaw Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 B

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Accretional History of Earth,re well established, including their contents of volatile elements such as carbon, nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygen. Mixtures of meteorites have been proposed that produced chemistries comparable to the bulk Earth. Comparisons to currently infalling meteorites, as suggested by the Antarctic Meteorite C

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The Underlying Chemical Nature of Life,ious types of RNA, and polypeptides that comprise most of the catalysts controlling the rates of various biochemical reactions essential to maintaining life. DNA is the site of storage of the genetic information, coded as sequences of a small number of nucleotide monomers attached to one another in

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Evolution of the Atmosphere During the Hadean and Archean,he ocean surface, or deposited as sediment on the sea floor. Some fraction would also have been found in water bodies on whatever emergent land had been produced at any given time, and probably a tiny fraction was actually on the land surface. At present most carbon is found in carbonate rocks, and

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The Faint Young Sun Problem,nt constitute the “Faint Young Sun” paradox. It appears that the most likely solution to this problem is higher levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. However, the concentration of carbon dioxide required throughout the Hadean and Archean conflict with geologic data and would have been diffic