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  • Accumulation and Erosion of Mars' South Polar Layered Deposits 
    Seu, Roberto; Phillips, RogerJ; Alberti, Giovanni; Biccari, Daniela; Bonaventura, Francesco; Bortone, Marco; Calabrese, Diego; Campbell, Bruce A.; Cartacci, Marco; Carter, Lynn M.; Catallo, Claudio; Croce, Anna; Croci, Renato; Cutigni, Marco; Placido, AntonioDi; Dinardo, Salvatore; Federico, Costanzo; Flamini, Enrico; Fois, Franco; Frigeri, Alessandro; Fuga, Oreste; Giacomoni, Emanuele; Gim, Yonggyu; Guelfi, Mauro; Holt, John W.; Kofman, Wlodek; Leuschen, CarltonJ; Marinangeli, Lucia; Marras, Paolo; Masdea, Arturo; Mattei, Stefania; Mecozzi, Riccardo; Milkovich, SarahM; Morlupi, Antonio; Mouginot, Jeremie; Orosei, Roberto; Papa, Claudio; Paterno, Tobia; delMarmo, PaoloPersi; Pettinelli, Elena; Pica, Giulia; Picardi, Giovanni; Plaut, Jeffrey J.; Provenziani, Marco; Putzig, Nathaniel E.; Russo, Federica; Safaeinili, Ali; Salzillo, Giuseppe; Santovito, MariaRosaria; Smrekar, SuzanneE; Tattarletti, Barbara; Vicari, Danilo (2007)
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  • Radar Sounding of the Medusae Fossae Formation Mars: Equatorial Ice or Dry, Low-Density Deposits? 
    Watters, Thomas R.; Campbell, Bruce A.; Carter, Lynn M.; Leuschen, Carl J.; Plaut, Jeffrey J.; Picardi, Giovanni; Orosei, Roberto; Safaeinili, Ali; Clifford, Stephen M.; Farrell, William M.; Ivanov, Anton B.; Phillips, Roger J.; Stofan, Ellen R. (2007)
    The equatorial Medusae Fossae Formation (MFF) is enigmatic and perhaps among the youngest geologic deposits on Mars. They are thought to be composed of volcanic ash, eolian sediments, or an ice-rich material analogous to ...

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