Seas

... early earth had an atmosphere without oxygen: purple bacteria were free to roam whereever they wanted (now they are kindof rare) and dominated the seas. Purple bacteria evolved to use the most abundant photons (yellow-green), they had(have) the solution that was optimal... cyanobacteria evolved ...

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... being vegetation. After all they manufacture their own food in order to survive. The account then goes on to state that life then got going in the seas and atmosphere and then the animals of the land. Scientifically implausible or scientifically plausible? Remember this is just an historical account. ...

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... one place, and let the dry [land] appear: and it was so. And God called the dry [land] Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he Seas: and God saw that [it was] good. Current scientific understanding does seem to support this statement. The evidence below shows that current science ...

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... Some (mostly environmental) viruses are more durable and can stay alive in moist environments for longer periods of time; there are viruses in seas and fresh water, as well as in the soil, but even there they require the presence of their host organisms and would disappear quite soon if they ...

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How can oil harm plant of the seas and the animals life?

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