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A) by studying fossils of ancient life only
B) by comparing DNA among living organisms only
C) both by studying fossils of ancient life and by using telescopes to study habitable worlds elsewhere
D) both by studying fossils of ancient life and comparing DNA among living organisms
E) by using telescopes to study habitable worlds elsewhere only


D) both by studying fossils of ancient life and comparing DNA among living organisms

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