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Plants rep re sent the foun -
da tion of life on Earth.
Because they pro duce
food for an i mals as well as
pro vid ing the at mos pher ic
ox y gen they need to
breathe, they rep re sent an
in dis pen sa ble pre con di -
tion for life..

genes, and each gene con tains up to chan ges, the lack of any in ter me di -
1,000 let ters of ge net ic code. This ate form be tween bac te ria and eu -
means that the in for ma tion in a bac - kar y ot ic cells to tal ly in val i dates any
te ri um's DNA is at least 2 mil lion claim of ev o lu tion. The Turkish ev -
"let ters" long. Accordingly, the in - o lu tion ist Professor Ali Demirsoy
for ma tion con tained in the DNA of ad mits that the sce nar io of bac te ria
a sin gle bac te ri um is equiv a lent to cells evolv ing in to eu kar y ot ic
20 vol umes of 100,000 words each. 129 cells—from which more com plex
Any change in this en cod ed in - life forms then emerged—is in valid:
for ma tion may dam age the bac te ri - One of the most dif fi cult phas es to ac -
um's en tire op er at ing sys tem, spell - count for in ev o lu tion is the sci en tif ic
ing death for the bac te ri um. ex pla na tion of how com plex cells with
In ad di tion to DNA's sen si tive or gan elles came in to be ing from these
struc ture that with stands ran dom prim i tive or gan isms. In fact, no tran -

There is no sci en tif ic ba sis to the ev o lu tion ist hy poth e sis that prok -
ar y ot ic cells (left) grad u al ly turned in eu kar y ot ic ones (right).