In which place (continent) does the first life came into existence?

Answer 1

ASIA - INDIA

Answer 2

The first forms of life came into existence in the ocean, and were cells capable of having chemical reactions within them. Aferwards, some of these primitive beings were able to process solar light and use its energy. A wide range of different organisms came out from both kinds (the ones which could and the ones which couldn't proccess light to make their own food). Many millions and millions of years later, the first organisms appeared and many many millions years after that, some organisms started to colonize land. But when they did, the Earth had a different shape, and all land was together in one big mass called Pangea. So, the first land organisms appeared in that supercontinent, which later divided into the ones we know now a days.
Man first appeared on Africa.

Answer 3

The earth was created from a soup of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogren. These atoms are the core ingredients of life form. The energy released from the interaction of these atoms created a microbe, the first living thing, in the soup (or the ocean).

Then came the fish, then amphibians, then reptiles, then birds, then mammals. The earliest land mass Pangea was divided by the movement of the tetonic plates, creating Africa, Asia, Americas, etc.

Answer 4

Actually, according to the bible, life originated in the sea as well:

Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life

So either way, it didn't occur on any of the continents.

Answer 5

Life came into existance at the sea, continents as we know them today did not exist at that time, there was only one continent, scientists call it Pangea.

Answer 6

No-one really knows.

Man originated in Africa, but that was billions of years after life itself appeared.

The earliest living organisms were stromatolites, and they were quite widespread so it is probably impossible to say where they first aros.

However, Hamelin Pool at the base of Shark Bay in Western Australia still has living stromatolites. They have probably been there for 3.5 billion years.

Answer 7

Germany
(nēăn´drthôl´´, —tôl´´) or Neandertal man (—tôl´´) , a subspecies of Homo sapiens, the species to which contemporary humans belong, known as H. sapiens neandertalensis after Neanderthal, Germany, the valley where the first specimen was found. Many scientists classify Neanderthal as its own species (H. neandertalensis), pointing to the large number of anatomical differences between it and H. sapiens.

Cro-mags and homosapiens are related

Answer 8

at the beginning the place where the first man and women were created was known as the garden of eden, when man was driven out of the garden of eden and lived out side of it then only man multiplied and and there after roamed and discovered different place and so named them this is according to the bible, i dont think scientiest have pin pointed any place but just say man evolved from the dust of the earth

Answer 9

not sure... but the first organisms were single-celled and lived in the sea. and also, millions of years ago, the lands of the earth weren't separated as we see them now. they were all joined together in the southern hemisphere, forming a land called pangea. the lands has moved because of the movement of the earth's crust (tectontic plates)

Answer 10

According to the evolution theory, the first life was in the oceans, not on land. According to the creation theory, it was in the middle east somewhere.

Answer 11

In the heaven offcourse. Read the Holy books.