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Which of the following is suggested by the flow patterns found on the surface of Mars and the number of craters on top of them?

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Volcanism is occurring on Mars.

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Mars is a planet rich in liquid water in the present day.

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The climate on Mars was different billions of years ago.

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The polar caps are made of liquid water.

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