Multiple Choice
Small craters, less than about 400 m, do not last very long on the Moon because they:
A) are obliterated by large impacts producing large craters.
B) are eroded by wind and plate movements.
C) are eroded by micrometeorite impacts.
D) soon collapse into the thick undercarpet of the regolith.
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