Scientists now believe the Miller-Urey experiment was not an accurate depiction of the conditions on early Earth. What reasonable inference could be made about this experiment? A. It demonstrated that a hypothesis other than Miller-Urey is correct.

B. It showed that reactions for the origins of life could have occurred in a similar way.

C. Because it produced 13 amino acids out of 20, it signaled the hypothesis is most likely correct.

D. Because only 13 amino acids were produced, it suggested that not all of today's elements were present in early Earth conditions.