31. Which of the following correctly differentiates rolling circle replication from binary replication in DNA replication? (A) Rolling circle replication involves bidirectional replication, while binary replication occurs unidirectionally. (B) Rolling circle replication is primarily used in prokaryotic chromosomal replication, whereas binary replication is exclusive to plasmid DNA. (C) Rolling circle replication generates single-stranded intermediates, while binary replication replicates both DNA strands simultaneously. (D) Rolling circle replication is initiated at multiple origins of replication, whereas binary replication starts at a single origin. (E) Rolling circle replication requires Okazaki fragments, while binary replication does not.