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Spicules
 
  a. are found in the photosphere.
  b. are magnetic disturbances that push large loops of material off the solar surface.
  c. are responsible for twisting the solar magnetic field and causing the sunspot cycle.
  d. appear in the corona near the north and south poles of the Sun during a total solar eclipse.
  e. are visible in filtergrams of the solar chromosphere.

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The ___________________ _ Tables were based on a heliocentric model of the universe and used elliptical orbits for the planets.
 
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