A hematite-bearing layer in Gale Crater, Mars: Mapping and implications for past aqueous conditions

A. A. Fraeman(Washington University in St. Louis), C. E. Viviano(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), K. D. Seelos(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Jeffrey G. Catalano(Planetary Science Institute), F. P. Seelos(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), S. L. Murchie(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), K. M. Stack(California Institute of Technology), D. C. Humm(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), R. V. Morris(National Aeronautics and Space Administration), J. A. McGovern(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), R. E. Arvidson(Washington University in St. Louis), J. P. Grotzinger(California Institute of Technology)
Geology
July 30, 2013
10.1130/g34613.1
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