The creation of the Tharsis Bulge was also responsible for:
A) lava domes.
B) outflow channels.
C) the Danilova crater.
D) the Valles Marineris system.

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The Tharsis Bulge is thought to have caused the formation of the Valles Marineris system, a series of interconnected canyons on the surface of Mars that stretches over 4,000 km (2,500 mi). The Tharsis Bulge's volcanic activity may have also contributed to the formation of lava domes on the planet's surface. While outflow channels on Mars were not directly caused by the Tharsis Bulge, they are often associated with areas of volcanic activity and may have been influenced by the bulge's tectonic activity. The Danilova crater is not known to be directly linked to the Tharsis Bulge.

The Creation of the Tharsis Bulge Was Also Responsible For