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Although its a paradox to believe anything beyond the time of known history evidence suggests that life started in water like habitats. But the organisms radically changed the planets water habitats so much that those early habitats no longer exist. Evidence is based on sampling the current environment and suggesting the theory now commonly accepted as the description of prehistory.

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Q: Where did earth's early organisms live?
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