Exploring Martian impact craters: what they can reveal about the subsurface and why they are important in the search for life
S. P. Schwenzer(The Open University), A. Wittmann(Arizona State University), J. Filiberto(Southern Illinois University Carbondale), Allan Treiman, P. J. McGovern(Lunar and Planetary Institute), D. T. Vaniman(Planetary Science Institute), R. C. Wiens(Purdue University West Lafayette), D. A. Kring(Lunar and Planetary Institute), O. Abramov(Astrogeology Science Center), Carlton C. Allen(Johnson Space Center), J. Lasue(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), S. M. Clifford(Lunar and Planetary Institute), H. E. Newsom(University of New Mexico)
Open Research Online (The Open University)
January 1, 2010
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