Like all valid scientific theories, modern cell theory

A. builds on the work of earlier scientists.

B. dismisses the theoretical developments of other scientists.

C. is complete and final as compared to earlier versions.

D. relies on the development of modeling techniques to progress

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16 August, 22:09

Like all valid scientific theories, modern cell theory

A. builds on the work of earlier scientists.

B. dismisses the theoretical developments of other scientists.

C. is complete and final as compared to earlier versions.

D. relies on the development of modeling techniques to progress

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Corbin · Answer 1

A. builds on the work of earlier scientists

As new work comes to light, a theory is modified; however, it cannot be complete because one concrete experiment providing evidence against it can disprove it.

Like all valid scientific theories, modern cell theoryA. builds on the work of earlier scientists.B. dismisses the theoretical developments of other scientists.C. is complete and final as compared to earlier versions.D. relies on the development of modeling techniques to progress

Like all valid scientific theories, modern cell theory

A. builds on the work of earlier scientists.

B. dismisses the theoretical developments of other scientists.

C. is complete and final as compared to earlier versions.

D. relies on the development of modeling techniques to progress