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How does an emerging idea differ from scientific consensus?

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<span>The way that an emerging idea differs from that of a scientific consensus is that an emerging idea has not been tested repeatedly. What best describes an idea that has scientific consensus is that most , but not necessarily all, scientists agree with an idea.

Answer: A) An emerging idea has not been tested repeatedly.

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