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17. According to the heterotroph hypothesis, heat was
necessary for life to develop in the oceans of the
primitive Earth because
A) energy is needed to form the bonds used in the
synthesis of organic compounds
B) autotrophic organisins need heat to synthesize
inorganic compounds
C) primitive enzymes require high temperatures to
function
D) high temperatures are necessary for
reproduction to occur in aggregates
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