Can Science Explain Life? (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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Life is usually recognized by specific bodily form, Spontaneous mobility, and responsiveness to stimuli, but these characteristics can all be closely imitated artificially and in the lower forms of life are often entirely absent, so that they must be regarded as secondary characteristics which have developed in the course of evolution and not as primary attributes of life itself.

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