Mars is tilted on its axis. Which is a result of this tilt? A. Solar eclipses occur frequently on Mars. B. Mars has a short rotational period. C. There are seasons on Mars. D. Mars is always hot.

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Mars is tilted on its axis. Which is a result of this tilt? A. Solar eclipses occur frequently on Mars. B. Mars has a short rotational period. C. There are seasons on Mars. D. Mars is always hot.

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C. There are seasons on Mars.

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