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Paste BIUvab x, x A . A. Prominence Crown Photosphere Sunspot Core Radiative Zone Chromosphere Granueles Solar Wind Convective Zone Conduction Zone Hydrogen Name Description 3. 7. 8. b. Name one feature that is not observed in the figure. 62014 461.words Engish (Uniren States) Mach 2. 4. 6. 91