Which planets show large, round maria (like those seen on the moon)? which do not. A. Mercury

B. Venus

C. Earth

D. Moon

E. Mars

The planets that show large, round maria are the Moon and Mercury.

The planets that are not are Venus, Earth, and Mars. In the case of planet Mercury, it looks like the moon because it has many meteorites or asteroid impacts on its surface.

In scientific and astronomic terms, a Maria is a crater produced by the collision of big asteroids on the surface of the moon or volcanic eruptions in ancient times.

Many years ago, some scientists mistook these "holes" or craters as "seas." In Latin, the sea is "Mare." That is how the name came from.  Maybe, in the past, you have heard about many sea features on the surface of the moon such as Mare Niobium, Mare Frogoris, or Mare Margini.

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The planets that show large, round maria are the Moon and Mercury.

The planets that not are Venus, Earth, and Mars.

In scientific and astronomic terms, a Maria is a crater produced by the collision of big asteroids on the surface of the moon or volcanic eruptions in ancient times. Many years ago, some scientists mistook these "holes" or craters as "seas." In Latin, the sea is "Mare." That is how the name came from.  Maybe, in the past, you have heard about many sea features on the surface of the moon such as Mare Nibium, Mare Frogoris, or Mare Margini.

Well, in the case of planet Mercury, it looks like the moon because it has many meteorites or asteroid impacts on its surface.

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