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What surface features does mars have that are also common on earth?
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What surface features does mars have that are also common on earth?
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Volcanoes, Sand Dunes, and Large Canyons
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Both planets, Mars and the Earth are terrestrial planets. This means that their surface is rocky, they have Mountains, canyons, valleys, ice caps..
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