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abiogénese Catalan
abiogènesi A hypothetical organic phenomenon by which living organisms are created from nonliving matter.
Disproven theory of life arising from nonliving matter.
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Again spontaneous generation was appealed to in order to explain their presence.
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There are many evidences that just this spontaneous generation is taking place.
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He contends that he has proved the possibility of spontaneous generation of life.
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He believed in spontaneous generation, which scientific investigation has utterly disproved.
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And these living spirits arise through a kind of spontaneous generation.
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A temperature of 115° had been mentioned as particularly favourable to spontaneous generation.
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Against the doctrine of spontaneous generation in the abstract I have nothing to say.
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This is the real question of the origin of life, or of spontaneous generation.
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The theory of spontaneous generation rests almost entirely upon assumptions.
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People don't believe in spontaneous generation, moral or physical, now-a-days.
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In their experiments, for instance, on spontaneous generation, what untold pains have been taken!
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Lamarck resolved this problem with the last major argument of his full system-continuousspontaneous generation.
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Speaking at the Sorbonne Scientific Soirée of 1864 he went after proponents of spontaneous generation.
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The real doctrine of the spontaneous generation of life cannot possibly be refuted by experiments.
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You can see why people believed in spontaneous generation.
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You are all of you aware of the phenomena of what is called spontaneous generation.
