In What respect, the heterotroph hypothesis differs from the early ideas of spontaneous generation?A. It assumed that spontaneous generation was a continuous precess that could happen even todyB. The idea of spontaneous generation maintained that complex organisms could arise suddenly from none -living matterC. The heterotroph hypothesis assumes that a very simple organism evolved slowly from non-living matter and this occurred in the primitive environmental conditionsD. In all of the above conditions

In What respect, the heterotroph hypothesis differs from the early ide

1.	In What respect, the heterotroph hypothesis differs from the early ideas of spontaneous generation?A. It assumed that spontaneous generation was a continuous precess that could happen even todyB. The idea of spontaneous generation maintained that complex organisms could arise suddenly from none -living matterC. The heterotroph hypothesis assumes that a very simple organism evolved slowly from non-living matter and this occurred in the primitive environmental conditionsD. In all of the above conditions
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