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Abiogenesis theory of origin supports

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Abiogenesis theory of origin states that life originated from non-living things in a spontaneous manner. This theory was supported by early Greek philosophers. In ancient Egypt, it was believed that the mud of the Nile river could give rise to frogs, snakes, mice and even crocodiles when warmed by the sun. Van Helmont believed that human sweat and wheat grains could given rise to organisms.

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