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Re: First life form on earth
- __From__: Red Dragon
- __Subject__: Re: First life form on earth
- __Date__: Mon, 01 Dec 2003 20:29:02 -0600
Are you saying that virus is not alive when it can feed and breed?
And they are left out in the 3 domains 6 kingdom classification of Living
Organism?
Khoon.
> Viruses are usually not considered as "living oganisms". They are
> essentially parasitic pieces of DNA (in protein envelopes) that rely
> on a living, metabolizinng, functioning cell to reproduce. They can
> infect any kind cell -- bacteria, plants, animals, fungi (though
> different viruses infect different cells). Also, they are considered
> not primitive -- early in the evolutionary scheme of things, but
> derived -- johny-come-lately's since they could not have developed
> until there were cells to infect.
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