Each of the followings can be inferred from the passage EXCEPT.
A. The claim that there was once water on mars has only limited anbd indirect support from discoveries.
B. There were few significant discoveries.
C. The presence of water activity on Mars is related to the possibility of life on Mars .
D. the presence of certain geological land forms is not definitive proof that there was once life on Mars.
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Explanation: Passage missing in source text.
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