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Prem finds an unusual object on the forest floor. After he examines it under a microscope and performs several lab tests, he concludes that the object is a living thing. Which of these observations most likely led to Prem’s conclusion?
A. The object contained carbon.
B. Prem saw cells in the object.
C. The object had a green color.
D. Prem saw minerals inside the object.
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