Orbital evidence for more widespread carbonate‐bearing rocks on Mars

J. J. Wray(Georgia Institute of Technology), M. Chojnacki(University of Arizona), R. E. Milliken(Brown University), J. L. Bishop(Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence), S. L. Murchie(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), B. L. Ehlmann(California Institute of Technology), Mary Beth Wilhelm(Ames Research Center), K. D. Seelos(Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory)
Journal of Geophysical Research Planets
April 1, 2016
10.1002/2015je004972
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