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Some people have theorized that if life could emerge once on earth, it could emerge more than once, and probably in fact did. If so, it seems that “our” life probably won the evolutionary battle and killed off all or most of the “other” life … or so we thought.
By the way, he found out about micro-organisms here.
*rolling on the floor*
this is up there with the land strip!
hey i love walcotts quarry it is defenetly one of my favourite books and i would reccomend it to most people, although i believe that simon should win and get another comic called simons quarry