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Certain meteorites have been examined and found to carry samples of which molecules?

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ki77a [65]2 years ago

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Answer:

Sugars...

Explanation:

Several meteorites have been found to carry molecules of sugars that are essential for life. These sugars include Ribose, Arabinose and Xylose. These are found in meteorites that are rich in carbon. These significant discoveries can pave way in finding the origin of life on Earth.

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