Phosphate, base and sugar
Fossil mates (phosphate) were also surfing in the nuclear tide, one wave was so big it washed them very high up on the top of a sugar mountain. They thought the quickest way to get down would be to base jump.
The nucleotides that form the DNA strand are made of a phosphate, sugar and a base. The bases on each side of the DNA strand are joined together with hydrogen bonds.
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