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Elliptical galaxy
A) Forms a perfect sphere or an ellipse and is flattened to some degree
Irregular galaxy
B) Does not have a distinct regular shape
Lens galaxy
C) Has a large flattened core
Spiral galaxy
D) Has a central core from which curved arms spiral outward
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