Which of the following are the small regions that are the embryos of stars (where individual stars are most likely to be born)?

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The cores within the clumps of molecular clouds are the small regions where individual stars are most likely to be born. These cores are dense enough to allow gravitational forces to overcome the pressure of the gas and dust, leading to the formation of protostars. The other options (local bubbles, HII regions, spiral galaxies, and parts of the interstellar medium where the temperature is millions of degrees) do not specifically refer to the regions where stars are most likely to form.

Which of the Following Are the Small Regions That Are