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Which theory is most widely supported by scientists as an explanation of how life began on Earth? -Photosynthetic organisms developed after consumers.

-Prokaryotic organisms evolved from eukaryotic organisms.

-Organic molecules formed from common inorganic molecules.

-Organisms developed first on land then moved into the oceans.

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