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The Brighter Cells Surrounded by Dark,narrow Boundaries Making Up the Cellular

Question 151

Question 151

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The brighter cells surrounded by dark,narrow boundaries making up the cellular pattern that completely covers the visible surface of the Sun are called:


A) granules.
B) spicules.
C) sunspots.
D) filaments.

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