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Study Law or Principle lecture notes PDF with college biology definitions and explanation to study What is Law or Principle?. Study law or principle definitions with college biology terms to review biology course for online degree programs.

Law or Principle Definition:

  • If a theory survives such doubtful approach and continues to be supported by experimental evidence. It becomes a law or principle.

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Law or Principle Notes:

A vigorous theory keeps on accumulating new hypothesis and the process of testing comprehend and interpreted. Biologist acknowledged it as a stimulate and confront greater endeavor to disprove the theory. So after great struggle and close examination such doubtful progress, a theory keeps on going to be proved by experimental evidence and It becomes a law or principle.

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