abiogenous (Meaning)
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abiogenous (a.)
Produced by spontaneous generation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of abiogenous
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abiogenous Sentence Examples
- The scientist proposed that the unique chemical compound found in the sample was abiogenous in nature.
- Abiogenous processes in the early Earth's atmosphere may have contributed to the formation of essential building blocks for life.
- Researchers discovered an abiogenous source of energy deep within the ocean, unrelated to biological organisms.
- The mysterious structure appeared to be abiogenous, defying explanation through conventional biological means.
- Abiogenous reactions in the primordial soup may have led to the formation of the first organic molecules.
- The abiogenous origin of certain minerals raised questions about the traditional understanding of geological processes.
- Abiogenous formations on distant planets intrigued scientists, hinting at the potential for non-biological origins.
- A team of geologists investigated the site, exploring the possibility that the mineral deposits were abiogenous in nature.
- Abiogenous catalysts played a crucial role in the laboratory synthesis of complex organic compounds.
- The discovery of abiogenous patterns in the data challenged the assumption that living organisms were solely responsible for the observed phenomena.
FAQs About the word abiogenous
Produced by spontaneous generation.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The scientist proposed that the unique chemical compound found in the sample was abiogenous in nature.
Abiogenous processes in the early Earth's atmosphere may have contributed to the formation of essential building blocks for life.
Researchers discovered an abiogenous source of energy deep within the ocean, unrelated to biological organisms.
The mysterious structure appeared to be abiogenous, defying explanation through conventional biological means.
