No water is not a living thing
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Earth's primordial soup
Explanation:
Alexander Oparin was a Soviet biochemist who proposed theories for the origin of life through a book he called "The Origin of Life". He claimed that life on earth came about as a result of a gradual chemical evolution which is a mixture of carbon-based molecules that he called Earth's primordial soup (or sometimes called "organic soup").
Answer: So safety officials can ensure that all guidelines are being followed. so workers' families can be given correct compensation for accidents. so employers can know which employees are more accident-prone
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Microbes are vital to control biogeochemical cycling of the elements essential for life.
Explanation:
Microbes are vital to control biogeochemical cycling of the elements essential for life. In a biogeochemical cycle, nutrients move through the ecosystem, allowing many forms of matter being passed from one organism in one part of the biosphere, to another organism in another part of the biosphere (microorganisms can circulate through biotic or abiotic ecosystems), in this way, ensuring the supply of essential nutrients for plant crop and growth, the degradation of organic matter, the maintenance of soil quality/structure and the carbon losses to the atmosphere. In conclusion, without microbiological activity, nutrients cycling and other functions in the ecosystem would be impossible.
