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Based on all we know about the terrestrial worlds, what single factor appears to

Based on all we know about the terrestrial worlds, what single factor appears to play the most important role in a terrestrial planet's geological destiny?
A) Its size
B) Its composition
C) Its distance from the Sun
D) Whether or not it has liquid water

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