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3. It took hundreds of years of discussion and the experiments of Louis Pasteur in the
nineteenth century for the larger scientific community to accept that spontaneous
generation of life was not a valid scientific concept. Referring to the diagram, describe
how modern methods of communication have changed the scientific process.
Explorabon
and
discous
Making
coservations
Asking
questi
Sharing data
Finding
inspiration
Exploring the
literature
Adapted from Understanding Science.
UC Berkeley, Museum of Paleontology

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The correct answer is : The greater scientific community did not come to accept the idea that spontaneous production of life was a legitimate scientific concept until after hundreds of years of debate and Louis Pasteur's experiments in the nineteenth century.

  1. New technologies can result from scientific discoveries, and new technologies can generate new research questions.
  2. Because of computers and the internet, access to information of all types has undergone a significant change. The knowledge they need to be inspired is readily available to scientists, and they can also receive almost rapid feedback on their work from other scientists.
  3. A result of all forms of scientific communication are new ideas.
  4. Publication

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