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 1 15  |      the lower and more simple organisms (water animals and crawlers),
 2 15,5| supposed development of living organisms from nonliving matter. Also
 3 15,5|      The theory that groups of organisms change with passage of time,
 4 15,5|      and consisting of related organisms capable of interbreeding.~
 5 15,5|          The classification of organisms in an ordered system that
 6 15,0|     evolved from single-celled organisms into the variety of life
 7 15,2|       being the unidentifiable organisms known today as the Ediacaran
 8 15,2|   forth from the single-celled organisms of day 3? What God did is
 9 15,2|        of geological time, the organisms in the sea change from simple
10 15,2|      best one of the Ediacaran organisms, which resemble tubes and
11 15,2|     stored away in the earlier organisms, which did not possess any
12 15,3|      known for other groups of organisms, and it fails to confront
13 15,4|     teeming with life, complex organisms are not likely to appear
14 15,4|    enough dry land for complex organisms to inhabit.~ They also cite