Type Ia and Type II supernovae are respectively caused by what types of stars?
A) white dwarfs; Cepheid variables
B) white dwarfs; pulsars
C) massive stars; white dwarfs
D) massive stars; neutron stars
E) white dwarfs; massive stars
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