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Constraining the Time Interval for the Origin of Life on Earth

Pearce, B.K.D.; Tupper, A.S.; Pudritz, R.E.; Higgs, P.G.

Year2018
Source rolesystematic-review
DOI / ID10.1089/ast.2017.1674

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range · geochronology · methods

Interdisciplinary review separating Earth's uncertain habitability boundary from the approximately 3.7 Ga sampled biosignature boundary; neither boundary is presented as an exact origin-of-life date.

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fossil-range · medium

The Life navigation envelope begins at 3.7 Ga as a conservative sampled biosignature boundary supported by biogenic-graphite evidence and extends to living Earth life at 0 Ma; 3.7 Ga is a minimum age by which life is evidenced, not a precise date for abiogenesis, LUCA or the origin of every lineage.

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