Which option was not an effect of gravitational push and pull on planetary embryos?
A) Embryos began to accrete particles from outside of their original feeding zones.
B) The original compositional gradients from inner to outer parts of the solar system imparted by varying condensation temperatures was blurred.
C) The embryo orbits crossed one another, setting up collisions that continued the planetary accretion process to the next stage  the making of the inner rocky planets.
D) The speed of rotation was increased by accretion and some of the embryos began to break apart.

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The option that was not an effect of gravitational push and pull on planetary embryos is D, where it states that the speed of rotation was increased by accretion and some of the embryos began to break apart. The other options, A, B, and C, describe the effects of gravitational push and pull on planetary embryos such as particles accretion, blurring of compositional gradients, and collisions leading to planetary accretion process.

Which Option Was Not an Effect of Gravitational Push and Pull