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You perform an experiment whereby you place a compound into a pond, and after some time, you find increased numbers of "masculinized" females from all species of fish. What can you predict about this compound?
A) It must have a similar structure to that of estrogen.
B) It may activate the enzyme aromatase.
C) It binds to and activates estrogen receptors.
D) It may be structurally similar to testosterone.

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