Na, lyg tu ir ne kreacionistas?

1.
The organic material that is the source of most hydrocarbons has probably been derived from single-celled planktonic (free-floating) plants, such as diatoms and blue-green algae, and single-celled planktonic animals, such as foraminifera, which live in aquatic environments of marine, brackish, or fresh water.

https://www.britannica.com/science/petroleum/Origin-of-hydrocarbons

Taigi, pasak ne tik (britų:) mokslininkų nafta  - tai prieš milijonus metų nudvėses ir kai kurių transformacijų patyręs zooplanktonas (nesikabinėk prie termino "zooplanktonas", aš ne botanikas, - tikslių rūšių pavadinimų gali ir pats pasieškoti, nors dalį jų pateikiu).



2.  O zooplanktonai maitinasi štai kuo:

Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) account for 20–30% of earth's photosynthetic productivity. The bacteria have a phenomenal carbon-absorption rate, with each hectare soaking up one ton of CO2.

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Through photosynthesis, phytoplankton consume carbon dioxide on a scale equivalent to forests and other land plants. ... Most of the carbon is returned to near-surface waters when phytoplankton are eaten or decompose, but some falls into the ocean depths.


Kurioje vietoje penis?



On 2021-12-30 09:01, tranzoo wrote:
> penis in oculis. galvok nauja teorija, arba pasiskaityk tesingus saltinius