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Theory of spontaneous generation was given by


A

Louis Pasteur

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B

Spallanzani

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C

F. Redi

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D

Van Helmont

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Solution

The correct option is A

Louis Pasteur


The correct option is A

The explanation of the correct option

Theory of spontaneous generation:

  1. Spontaneous generation supports that living organisms generate from non-living organisms.
  2. Louis Pasteur proposed the theory of spontaneous generation.
  3. Louis Pasteur approved the spontaneous generation theory by performing a series of experiments.

The explanation of the incorrect options

Option B:

Spallanzani also did not support spontaneous generation theory.

Option C:

F. Redi also challenged the concept of spontaneous generation. His experiment convinced him that life could only come from life.

Option D:

Van Helmont was a 17th-century scientist who proposed that mice could with the help of wheat kernel and rag.

Final Answer: Louis Pasteur proposed the theory of spontaneous generation.


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