Before the discovery of cells, people believed in the theory of spontaneous generation. According to this theory, living things
can come from nonliving things. On the basis of this theory, people believed that maggots that formed on cheese spontaneously arose from the cheese. Which two statements disprove this theory of spontaneous generation?
One statement that could disprove this theory is the fact that, according to the cell theory, all cells come from pre-existing cells. This basically means that cells can't just appear from nowhere; they have to come from another cell. Based on what we know today from scientific research, is there another law or statement that you could come up with to help disprove the theory? Hope this helped! :)
The answer is B. Invasive species are successful in novel environments due to lack of a natural predator or competition. Therefore if the non-native share a niche with other fish in the lake ecosysem, there will definitely be competition for resources. This could lead to competitive exclusion of one species or resource partitioning between the species. Consequently, the non-native fish species will not invade the new environment unchecked.
tiger moths have dark wings with red orange spots and white stripes meanwhile a typical moth has a dark, almost black body and have many dark spots with grayish-white wings
