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Dictionary » L » Law of biogenesis Law of biogenesisDefinition noun (1) The principle stating that life arises from pre-existing life, not from nonliving material. (2) Recapitulation theory: the theory formulated by E.H. Haeckel in which the individuals in their embryonic development pass through stages analogous in general structural plan to the stages their species passed through in its evolution; the theory in which ontogeny is an abridged recapitulation of phylogeny.
The theory has been discredited in time when modern science and genetics have raised doubt its validity. Synonyms: ![]()
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Results from our forumbiogenesis vs. big bang... what a thoughtful answer. As it happens I had never heard of the law of biogenesis under that name. Maybe because I am not a native english speaker, and I did not ...
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Re: biogenesis vs. big bang... that my question is sufficient. Canalon, if you don't know what the law of biogenesis is then you must be either poorly educated on the subject or stubborn to admit that ...
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biogenesis vs. big bang... question, doesn't the big bang theory and evolution contradict the law of biogenesis?
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Re: Theories - Origin of Life... canalon Oh dear Did you really think this one through? As for the laws of physics, nobody designed them. They are the consequence of the interaction ... from another pre-existing life. Louis Pasteur clarified this law of Biogenesis about 150 years ago. I take it you did learn about this at school.( ...
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