What structure may have acted as a boundary for a cell-like environment before protocells formed?
A)clay
B)acidic water from volcanic springs
C)chambers in rocks
D)lipid membrane
E)metal ions from rocks

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Chambers in rocks could have provided a natural boundary for a cell-like environment, offering protection and a confined space for chemical reactions before the formation of protocells.

What Structure May Have Acted as a Boundary for a Cell-Like