Choice D is the best answer. The table clearly shows that the percentage of ade-nine in each organism's DNA is different, ranging from 24.7% in E.coli to 33.2% in the octopus. That such a variability would exist is predicted in(lines 41-43"bases...precise"), which states that "in a long molecule many different permutations are possible."
Choices A and B are incorrect because the table shows that the percentage of adenine varies between 24.7% and 33.2% in different organisms. Choice C is incorrect because (lines 36-38"Adenine...thymine")state that adenine pairs with thymine but does not mention the variability of the base composition of DNA.