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Prior to the formation of the cell theory, it was thought that cells could arise through spontaneous generation. Explain why the cell theory is a theory instead of a law?
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Prior to the formation of the cell theory, it was thought that cells could arise through
spontaneous generation. Explain why the cell theory is a theory instead of a law?
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because the cell theory is everchanging not able to be called a law truthfully
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