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Table 2
“Nature” vs. “nurture” summary.
| Evidence | “Nature” | “Nurture” | ? |
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| Laboratory studies of refractory carbonaceous materials | X | X | – |
| Ion irradiation and colors of C-rich materials | – | X | – |
| The nature of interstellar organics | X | – | – |
| Hydrocarbonaceous dust in the ISM | X | – | – |
| Dense clouds | X | – | – |
| Evolution of organics from diffuse interstellar clouds to the solar system | X | – | – |
| Chemistry of protoplanetary disks | – | – | X |
| Evidence for organics in dusty disks | – | – | X |
| Refractory organic matter in chondrites and interplanetary dust | X | X | – |
| Asteroids 24 Themis & 65 Cybele | – | – | X |
| Comets | X | X | – |
| The surface composition of Jupiter Trojans | – | – | X |
| PAHs and aliphatic hydrocarbons on Iapetus | X | X | – |
| The surface composition of trans-Neptunian objects and centaurs | X | X | – |
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