Which statement explains why Mars and Venus most likely would not
support life as we know it o...
Biology, 28.05.2020 02:09 mazielynn84
Which statement explains why Mars and Venus most likely would not
support life as we know it on Earth?
A. The atmospheres of Mars and Venus are too dense.
B. Even a small amount of argon gas is deadly to life.
C. The percentage of oxygen in the atmospheres of Mars and Venus are
too low.
D. The high levels of carbon dioxide on Mars and Venus block all the
sunlight.
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