What is the difference between spontaneous generation and biogenesis?A. Biogenesis supposes that the non-living materials can produce life, while spontaneous generation follows the idea that living things come only form the other living thingsB. Spontaneousgeneration and biogenesis both support the theory that non-living materials are the source of living organismsC. Spontaneous generation proposes that the non-living materials can produce life, biogenesis follows the idea the living things come only from other living thingsD. Spontaneous generation applies only to plants and how they produce life, while biogenesis applies to animals and how they produce life

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1.	What is the difference between spontaneous generation and biogenesis?A. Biogenesis supposes that the non-living materials can produce life, while spontaneous generation follows the idea that living things come only form the other living thingsB. Spontaneousgeneration and biogenesis both support the theory that non-living materials are the source of living organismsC. Spontaneous generation proposes that the non-living materials can produce life, biogenesis follows the idea the living things come only from other living thingsD. Spontaneous generation applies only to plants and how they produce life, while biogenesis applies to animals and how they produce life
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