Difference between revisions of "Biogenesis"
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'''Biogenesis''' is the theory that all life has its origin in a pre-existing life, such as parents or God. | '''Biogenesis''' is the theory that all life has its origin in a pre-existing life, such as parents or God. | ||
| − | The opposite of biogenesis is [[abiogenesis]], which is the unscientific belief that life can originate from something other than life. | + | The opposite of biogenesis is [[abiogenesis]], which is the unscientific{{fact}} belief that life can originate from something other than life. |
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Latest revision as of 04:13, June 23, 2016
Biogenesis is the theory that all life has its origin in a pre-existing life, such as parents or God.
The opposite of biogenesis is abiogenesis, which is the unscientific[Citation Needed] belief that life can originate from something other than life.