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Only part of the constellation Ursa Major is circumpolar. What is the common name given to that part which mostly remains as circumpolar?
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Only part of the constellation Ursa Major is circumpolar. What

is the common name given to that part which mostly remains as
circumpolar?

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That part is commonly known as the Big Dipper or the Plough.

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