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The range of temperatures on earth is much less than the range in temperatures on mercury, in part due to the presence of oceans on earthtrue or false

The range of temperatures on earth is much less than the range in temperatures on mercury, in part due to the presence of oceans on earthtrue or false
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The range of temperatures on earth is much less than the range in temperatures on mercury, in part due to the presence of oceans on earthtrue or false

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false, the real reason is the inconsistency of how far away the sun is
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