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Which of these describes a "Megalopolis"? Group of answer choices

A. Metropolitan areas that have populations greater than 5 million.

B. Separate urban sprawls that have grown so large they seem to be connected.

C. Urban areas that have greater than 5,000 people per square mile.

D. Urban areas that lack suburban areas and border directly with rural areas.

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Which of these describes a "Megalopolis"? Group of answer choices

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