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The relatively small number of impact craters and the near absence of small craters on the surface of Venus are thought to be a result of:
A) the soft and resilient nature of the Venusian surface.
B) the thick Venusian atmosphere.
C) Venus' lack of a satellite.
D) the ancient oceans that once existed on Venus.
E) the position of Venus in the solar systemnot many meteoroids cross Venus' orbit.
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You answered my question so timely, I really value that, thank you
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Happy to help Slight Smile
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