Which of the following is the correct sequence of events in the origin of life? i. formation of protocells ii. synthesis of organic monomers iii. synthesis of organic polymers iv. formation of dna-based genetic systems

II, III, I, IV

Explanation:

The correct sequence of events in the origin of life is

II.  Synthesis of organic monomers,

III. Synthesis of organic polymers,

I. Formation of protocells,

IV. Formation of DNA-based genetic systems.

monomers→polymers→protocells→ DNA-based genetic systems

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