An atypical feature in Western medieval architecture that the Romanesque churches in Aquitaine have is:
A) churches with timber roofs.
B) a series of some seventy churches with domes.
C) a series of some seventy churches with high groin vaults.
D) churches with multiple cloister vaults.
E) churches with stained-glass windows and paved floors.

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Romanesque churches in Aquitaine are distinctive for having a series of some seventy churches with domes, which is an atypical feature in Western medieval architecture.

An Atypical Feature in Western Medieval Architecture That the Romanesque