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Oparin called the initial colloidal aggregates of organic molecules:

  1. Microspheres
  2. Coacervates
  3. Liposomes
  4. Protocells
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Correct answer: B. Coacervates

Oparin's **coacervates** are colloidal aggregates of hydrophobic proteins and lipids — droplets that could grow, divide, and concentrate molecules. Sidney Fox proposed similar **microspheres** (proteinoid aggregates). Both prefigure protocells.

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