Large alluvial fans on Mars¶
Moore, J. M., & Howard, A. D. (2005). Large alluvial fans on Mars. Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets.
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- . Planetary geology — fan landforms on Mars — several dozen large fans surveyed in the southern highland craters — are diagnosed by the same slope-break-plus-sorting mechanism and taken as literal evidence of past precipitation and runoff, a central input to Mars climate history
This sourceMoore and Howard's MOLA-based survey of several dozen large alluvial fans in martian southern highland craters, diagnosed by explicit comparison with terrestrial fluvial fans and read as the record of an episode of precipitation and runoff near the Noachian-Hesperian boundary.
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- . Planetary geology — fan landforms on Mars — several dozen large fans surveyed in the southern highland craters — are diagnosed by the same slope-break-plus-sorting mechanism and taken as literal evidence of past precipitation and runoff, a central input to Mars climate history
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