The paradigms that emerged in natural history related to the disciplines of botany, zoology, generation, geology, and chemistry were all the product of new scientific instruments and scientific sharing, and built off ideas, discoveries, and advances in other scientific disciplines. Focusing on three of those disciplines, explain the major developments related to them in the 17th and 18th Centuries, what new scientific tools made those discoveries possible (and how), and the ways in which those discoveries informed advances in other disciplines.
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