Post #131 missed something that shows the poster did nit do their homework.
Post #131 proves your source is just plain flat out wrong, for you claim the word grass and it is not there....
The original story was the Bible said "a bat is a bird"
It does, that has already been proven.
So a list of fowl were given in Lev 11. Fowl just means any flying animal, not insects.
The noun fowl usually means domesticated birds kept for eating or producing eggs. If your friend brings you eggs from the chickens she keeps in her back yard, you can say that she has pet fowl.
Fowl comes from the Old English fugel, "bird," meant simply that — "bird." Today, fowl usually refers specifically to chickens or other kinds of domesticated birds that lay eggs or are raised to be eaten. Occasionally, fowl is used interchangeably with poultry, to mean the flesh of that same kind of bird when it's eaten; you could describe your family as being fond of pork, beef, and fowl.
The noun fowl usually means domesticated birds kept for eating or producing eggs. If your friend brings you eggs from the chickens she keeps in her back yard, you can say that she has pet fowl.
www.vocabulary.com
What was the first living creature? I will call it ImpossibleWithoutGod.
feel free to call it whatever you like.
You still have not answered your own question.
though I am not surprised you ran tail tucked once it was shown you are flat out wrong. [post#131}
up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, B, A, start
What were the types of proteins did it have?
Mostly O-
though there is some evidence that AB+ may have also been present...
What was the code of each?
up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, B, A, start
How many of each protein did it have?
At least one, but as many as 1000,000
What was the protective layer?
That would be the firmamament
How did it get water in, other ions in, and waste out?
the Big Flood.
How did it reproduce itself?
a tree fell on it and cut it in half.
Then each half regrew in two separate wholes