Question

multiple - choice question
the problem with darwins \warm little pond\ and oparins \primordial soup\ idea was that
□ the majority of the public believed in spontaneous generation
□ darwin and oparin were not well educated
□ life can not come from the water
□ no one could find a way to test it
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Explanation:

Darwin's "warm little pond" and Oparin's "primordial soup" ideas were theoretical concepts about the origin of life. The main issue was the lack of a testable method. Spontaneous generation was a disproven theory. Darwin and Oparin were well - educated scientists. Life can come from water in a biological context (e.g., aquatic life).

Answer:

no one could find a way to test it