If the terrestrial planets formed by homogeneous accretion,then
A) they formed an iron core first and a silicate crust later.
B) the solar nebula changed during their fragmentation.
C) Earth's original atmosphere was rich in hydrogen.
D) the terrestrial planets should now have the same composition as the Jovian planets.
E) the terrestrials should have had several satellites each.
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