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by Darkseid807The evolutionary tree of life in biology is flawed because it is based on two unreasonable assumptions. First it assumes the probability of life emerging more than once is low secondly it assumes that there is a mechanisms capable of driving such diversity of life.
Are you interested in learning about the RNA world hypothesis?
Learn about viroids - https://www.sciencedirect.com/topics/neuroscience/viroid
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