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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2023 · 2 MIN

What Was the First Form of Life?

from Today's Creation Moment

Roman Vishniac is a renowned photographer of microscopic scenes. One of his favorite subjects is one of the so-called simplest forms of life. This “simple” life, the protozoan, is supposedly the ancestor of all living things. However, Vishniac has noted that the protozoan is neither simple nor archaic in character. This creature carries out all the functions of life that we require millions of cells to sustain—all within a single cell.  REF.: Science Digest, Feb. 1984. p. 80. Photo: Roman Vishniac (PD)  © 2023 Creation Moments. All rights reserved.

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