By the end of the Industrial Revolution, the connections between the structure and function in organisms were still unknown. While there were advancements in understanding anatomy and physiology, many aspects of these connections were not fully understood, and the field of biology was still developing.
By the end of the Industrial Revolution the connections between the structure and function in organisms
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were finally known
were finally known
were being studied on animal cadavers
were being studied on animal cadavers
were still unknown
were still unknown
was up for debate
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