"Markings" on the surface of Saturn are:
A) of a completely different pattern from those on Jupiter and more distinct.
B) similar in appearance to those on Jupiter but much less distinct.
C) similar to those on Jupiter but much more pronounced.
D) nonexistent because Saturn shows completely uniform cloud tops.

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The markings on the surface of Saturn are similar in appearance to those on Jupiter, but are much less distinct. Saturn's atmosphere is mostly made up of hydrogen and helium, which does not create the same atmospheric patterns as seen on Jupiter. However, there are still faint bands and zones visible in Saturn's atmosphere, but they are not as pronounced as those on Jupiter.

"Markings" on the Surface of Saturn Are