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  1. In 1880 he traveled to the zoological station at Naples to study cell division in the formation of the echinoderm egg and established there also indirect division as the mechanism of cell division. Flemming’s great merit as a theoretician lay in his attempt to find a single process to fit all forms of cell division.

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  4. Walter Fleming 1882- examines cells and finds rods he calls chromosomes Thomas Hunt Morgan 1908- showed that genes could be found on chromosomes Francis Crick and James Watson 1852- Made first model of the DNA molecule. Proved that genes are responsible for heredity Sets with similar terms Cell History 13 terms DiannePrice The Cell Theory 82 terms

  5. Walter Fleming Examines stained cells and finds rods he calls chromosomes Thomas Hunt Morgan Showed that genes could be found on chromosomes Francis Crick and James Watson make first model of the DNA molecule. Proved that genes are responsible for heredity Students also viewed Poetry Vocabulary Cards Cindy_Daniels5 Expressions - 6.EE - Vocabulary

  6. The cell theory. 1856 - present. After all of these discoveries, the cell theory was made. It states that all living things are made of cells, cells are the basic units of structure and function in living things, and all cells are produced from other cells.

  7. Used early compound microscopes to look at cork slice, and coined the term "cell" to describe tissue. Observed cell division which led to third tenet to cell theory which states that all cells come from existing cells. Make first model of the DNA. Proved that genes are responsible for heredity.

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