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One interesting feature of Jupiter's rotation is the fact that
A)   it rotates in a direction opposite to that of most of the planets and opposite to its direction of revolution around the Sun.
B)   its rotation rate has slowed down significantly since it was first observed through telescopes in the 1600s.
C)   regions at different latitudes appear to rotate at different rates.
D)   its axis of rotation lies almost in the plane of its orbit.

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