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Compared with the Earth's atmosphere, the atmosphere of Venus is much _, has a greater percentage of CO2, and has a

_ greenhouse effect. A. thicker; stronger B. thinner; stronger C. thicker; weaker D. thinner; weaker

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wolverine [178]3 years ago

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1.A thicker stronger

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