Molecular markers are indispensable tools in genetics, used for various applications including gene mapping, plant breeding, and population genetics studies. Select all correct statements regarding the different types of molecular markers and their specific characteristics or applications:

A) RFLP markers are used to detect variations in DNA sequences by exploiting differences in restriction enzyme cutting sites across genomes.
B) AFLP markers require prior knowledge of the DNA sequence for primer design and are highly reproducible.
C) SSR or microsatellite markers are highly polymorphic due to the variability in the number of repeated sequences and are used extensively in genetic diversity studies.
D) SNP markers represent single base changes in the DNA sequence and can provide high-resolution genetic mapping.