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Part A What is one reason that Earth was initially inhospitable to life on land?
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What is one reason that Earth was initially inhospitable to life on land?

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It’s had no vegetation for organisms to feed on
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Earth’s primitive atmosphere couldn’t screen out the Sun’s powerful ultraviolet (UV) rays, making the land inhospitable to life.

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