we are using many of the biological concepts in our daily life. by the virtue of the great effort of many scientists, now a days biological science is in great scope.
classic works of many scientists are in the form of theories and hypothesis, some of the theories are as follows:
 
  
  
                                            
classic works of many scientists are in the form of theories and hypothesis, some of the theories are as follows:
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CONTRIBUTORS 
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1.      
  “All plants and animals are composed of cells” 
2.      
  Apical cell theory of apical meristems 
3.      
  Artificial system of classification 
4.      
  Axial gradient theory 
5.      
  Biogenesis (theory of movement) 
6.      
  Biological species concept 
7.      
  Binomial nomenclature 
8.      
  “Birds are glorified Reptiles”  
9.      
  Cascade effect 
10.  
  Cell theory 
11.  
  Central dogma of molecular genetics 
12.  
  Chemosynthetic theory  
13.  
  Chromosomal theory of linkage 
14.  
  Chromosomal theory of inheritance 
15.  
  Cohesion theory of ascent of sap 
16.  
  Conditioned reflex 
17.  
  Cosmozoic theory 
18.  
  Coupling and repulsion theory 
19.  
  Descent with modification 
20.  
  Honey bee dance 
21.  
  Double fertilization of angiosperms  
22.  
  Five kingdom classification  
23.  
  Fluid mosaic mode 
24.  
  Gene theory (linkage theory) 
25.  
  Germ layer theory 
26.  
  Germplasm theory 
27.  
  Germ theory of disease  
28.  
  Genic balance theory of sex determination  
29.  
  Histogen theory of apical meristems 
30.  
  Induced fit hypothesis of enzyme  
31.  
  Idea of homeostasis 
32.  
  Life comes from life (proved by) 
33.  
  Lock and key hypothesis 
34.  
  Materialistic theory 
35.  
  Mechanistic theory 
36.  
  Mutation theory  
37.  
  Nurse culture technique (cellular totipotency) 
38.  
  One cistron one polypeptide theory 
39.  
  One gene one enzyme theory 
40.  
  “ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny”  
41.  
  Operon concept of gene action 
42.  
  Organic evolution 
43.  
  Process of fertilization on plants 
44.  
  “Protoplasm in the physical basis of life” 
45.  
  Protoplasm theory  
46.  
  Protoplasmic theory  
47.  
  Recapitulation theory 
48.  
  Sol gel theory of amoeba locomotion  
49.  
  Stelar theory of plants 
50.  
  Survival of the fittest  
51.  
  Theory of abiogenesis  
52.  
  Theory of acquired character  
53.  
  Theory of artificial parthenogenesis  
54.  
  Theory of biogenetic law 
55.  
  Theory of catastrophism  
56.  
  Theory of contagion  
57.  
  Theory of epigenesis 
58.  
  Theory of opsonisation  
59.  
  Theory of special creation 
60.  
  Tunica corpus theory 
61.  
  Vital theory  
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Dutrochet.H.J 
Hofmeister 
Aristotle 
Child 
Robert brown 
Dobzonsky and Meyer 
Linnaeus 
Huxley 
Sutherland 
Schleiden and Schwann 
Crick 
Oparin 
Morgan and castle 
Sutton and Boveri 
Dixon and jolly  
I.V.Pavlov 
Richter 
Bateson and Punnet 
Darwin 
Von Frisch 
Nawaschin and
  Guingard 
Whittaker  
Nicolson and singer 
Morgan  
Von Bayer 
 Weismann 
Louis Pasteur  
C.B.Bridges 
 Hanstein 
Koshland 
Claude Bernard  
Francesco Redi  
Emil Fischer 
Oparin 
Haeckel  
Hugo de vries 
Muir et. al. 
C.Yanofsky 
Beadle and Tatum 
Haeckel 
Jacob and Monod 
 Wallace and Darwin 
Strasburger 
Huxley  
Hertwig  
M.Schultze 
Haeckel  
Hyman, Pantin and Mast 
Tieghman and Douliot 
Spencer  
Helmont   
Lamarck 
Loeb 
Von Bayer and Haeckel
   
Cuvier  
Fracastorius  
Wolff  
Wright and Doughlass 
Falter saurezi  
Schmidt 
J.C.Bose 
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