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Finally, the sixth and last phase of chemosynthesis is marked by the appearance of autotrophic
bacteria. These organisms were self-sufficient and could directly synthesize nutrients with energy
provided by the sun. This appearance of autotrophic cells marked the beginning of a balance in
the living world that exists even today. 6
Like all theories, the chemosynthetic theory for the appearance of enzymes. How did enzymes come into
origin of cellular life is a speculative explanation existence? Enzymes are biological catalysts which
based upon thought and observation. And, like most reduce the amount of energy needed to initiate a
theories, the chemosynthetic theory is not perfect. chemical reaction. They are structures that are
There are a two main difficulties with the extremely task-specific. Did the enzyme appear
chemosynthetic theory. The first difficulty is the before or after the task appeared? This question is
described transition from chaos to organization - somewhat like the “what came first, the chicken or
how did a bunch of chemical elements transform into the egg?” dilemma. As with any theory about the
organized and living forms? It is very difficult to origin of life, the chemosynthetic theory is basically
imagine that a random system could produce such impossible to conclusively prove. However, despite
an organized and complex structure as the its known imperfections, it is the most rational and
eukaryotic cell. The second difficulty is the available explanation for the evidence at hand.
The chemosynthetic theory implies that the development of
life is probable wherever the proper physical and chemical
conditions are in place. It alsoimplies that all life on Earth
evolved from a common cellular ancestor. There are a number
of molecular similarities between all life forms that indicate
that all life did indeed evolve from a single ancestor. One thing
that supports this is that the molecules of living organisms...