Such intermediate stages may have existed in the past, and the modern refutation of abiogenesis has no application to the possibility of these having been formed from inorganic matter at some past time.
So far the theory of abiogenesis may be taken as disproved.
Pasteur that the occurrence of abiogenesis in the microscopic world was disproved as much as its occurrence in the macroscopic world.
Professor Huxley goes on to say that however this may be, abiogenesis (or spontaneous generation) is not respectable and will not do at all now.
And so Professor Huxley-- "It is argued that a belief in abiogenesis is a necessary corollary from the doctrine of Evolution.
I entirely agree with his assertion that "to reject abiogenesis is to admit a miracle.
And in the next place, if the results of the experiments I refer to are really trustworthy, it by no means follows that Abiogenesis has taken place.
Notwithstanding this apparently irresistible amount of evidence, the question of abiogenesis has recently been revived by Dr.
The more important of the further conclusions of Naegeli are those which relate to the mode of the primitive abiogenesis and the frequent repetition of this physical process.
We still read sometimes that the "unscientific" belief in abiogenesis has been definitely refuted by these experiments, and that the question of the origin of life has thus become an insoluble enigma.
It is just fifty years since Schwann and others proved that, even with respect to them, the supposed evidence ofabiogenesis was untrustworthy.
Those who take a monistic view of the physical world may fairly hold abiogenesis as a pious opinion, supported by analogy and defended by our ignorance.
The result is that the evidence in favor of abiogenesis has utterly broken down, in every case which has been properly tested.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "abiogenesis" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: birth; development; generation; parthenogenesis; parthenogenesis
