Compared to Jupiter, the motions observed in Saturn's atmosphere are:

A) faster with fewer zone-belt alternations.
B) slower with fewer zone-belt alternations.
C) faster with more zone-belt alternations.
D) slower with more zone-belt alterations.
E) nearly identical.


A

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