What causes the displays of lights called auroras? (Select all that apply.) excess sunlight focused through holes in the ozone layer solar disturbances disturbances in Earth's magnetic field the recombination of ions and electrons in Earth's upper atmosphere cold temperatures X

What causes the displays of lights called auroras? (Select all that apply.) excess sunlight focused through holes in the ozone layer solar disturbances disturbances in Earth's magnetic field the recombination of ions and electrons in Earth's upper atmosphere cold temperatures X

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