“It’s not the first cell, it’s not the first microbe, it’s not the first anything, really,” said Greg Fournier, an evolutionary biologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
"LUCA is the furthest point in evolutionary history that we can glimpse by working backward from what’s alive today."
Which translates to: first in time, IMO
But my point was: LUCA described here is realy complicated so why it makes some new quality ? Maybe some milestone, yes.
"LUCA is the furthest point in evolutionary history that we can glimpse by working backward from what’s alive today."
Which translates to: first in time, IMO
But my point was: LUCA described here is realy complicated so why it makes some new quality ? Maybe some milestone, yes.