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Question 6 of 10 Evidence for chemical evolution is provided by which three examples? A. Electric sparks can form organic molecules from inorganic molecules. B. Prokaryotes and eukaryotic organelles have similar membranes. C. Amino acids found in organisms have also been found in meteorites. D. Organic molecules can form from reactions near hydrothermal vents.

          Question 6 of 10
Evidence for chemical evolution is provided by which three examples?
A. Electric sparks can form organic molecules from inorganic
molecules.
B. Prokaryotes and eukaryotic organelles have similar membranes.
C. Amino acids found in organisms have also been found in
meteorites.
D. Organic molecules can form from reactions near hydrothermal
vents.

Question 6 of 10
Evidence for chemical evolution is provided by which three examples?
A. Electric sparks can form organic molecules from inorganic
molecules.
B. Prokaryotes and eukaryotic organelles have similar membranes.
C. Amino acids found in organisms have also been found in
meteorites.
D. Organic molecules can form from reactions near hydrothermal
vents.

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Question 6 of 10 Evidence for chemical evolution is provided by which three examples? A. Electric sparks can form organic molecules from inorganic molecules. B. Prokaryotes and eukaryotic organelles have similar membranes. C. Amino acids found in organisms have also been found in meteorites. D. Organic molecules can form from reactions near hydrothermal vents.