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Assuming that features you see on mars are similar to features found on earth, what would a casual inspection of the interactive photo of mars lead you to suspect about water on mars? view available hint(s) assuming that features you see on mars are similar to features found on earth, what would a casual inspection of the interactive photo of mars lead you to suspect about water on mars?
a. abundant surface water is found in large, brownish pools inside craters.
b. there are numerous small streams flowing with water.
c. surface water only exists as frozen ice.
d. no surface water currently exists in any form.
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