The prefix that means “change or after” is:

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The question asks which prefix conveys the idea of 'change or after.'
Option A: proto- — This prefix means first, primitive, or original, not after or change. It’s about beginnings, not sequencing after something or undergoing change.
Option B: anti- — This prefix means against or opposing. It does not relate to aftera certain point or to change in form or state.
Option C: meta- — This prefix is used to denote after, beyond, or changing in some way (as in metamorphosis, metaphor, or metadata), aligning with the idea of after or a change in state.
Option D: epi- — This prefix means upon, over, or on top of, often indicating position or extension rather than after or change in state.

Taken together, option C best matches the sense of "change or after" among the provided prefixes, while the other prefixes convey meanings tied to beginnings, opposition, or positioning rather than afterness or alteration.

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The prefix that means “change or after” is:

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