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show the important fact that bacteria, arch vessel and claimed that this was an
thought by evolutionists to be the “most inanimate substance that turned into li-
primitive of life forms”, have an extraor- ving matter. This so-called life-assuming
dinarily complex structure. matter is known as Bathybus haeckelii
(Haeckel’s mud); and those who first
proposed the theory of evolution imagi-
Bathybus haeckelii ned life to be just such a simple matter.
(Haeckel’s mud) However, 20 -century technology
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The complex structure of the cell was investigated life down to the very finest
unknown in Charles Darwin’s day. For
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Darwin suggested that the first cell
could come into existence in a small,
warm waterhole. The German biologist
Ernst Haeckel, one of Darwin’s suppor-
ters, examined under the microscope the
mud brought up from sea bed by a rese-
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