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1.5 The origin of cells
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Nature of science: Testing the general principles that underlie the natural world—the principle that cells only come from pre-existing cells needs to be verified. (1.9) |
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Syllabus and cross-curricular links: Biology Topic 5.1 Evidence for evolution Aims:
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