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The author concludes that there must be a lake of liquid water between Enceladus’s rocky core and icy surface. This is because a space probe discovered something denser than ice between the core and the surface, and that denser substance can only be liquid water.

The conclusion is the assertion that there’s a lake of liquid water between Enceladus’s rocky core and icy surface: “Between these two layers, there must be a lake of liquid water.”

This is context. The author’s conclusion concerns what must be in between those two layers.

This is a restatement of the second sentence, which is the conclusion.

This is part of the support. The author concludes that there must be a lake of liquid water based on what this probe found.

This is part of the support. The author concludes that there must be a lake of liquid water based on these measurements.

This is part of the support. Because the denser substance could only be water, the author concludes that a lake of liquid water must exist between the rocky core and icy surface.

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