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What is the main difference between autogamy and geitonogamy?
A. Autogamy requires pollinators; geitonogamy does not
B. Autogamy increases genetic variation; geitonogamy does not
C. Autogamy involves self-pollination; geitonogamy involves pollination between flowers of the same plant
D. Autogamy is rare; geitonogamy is common
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