Mineral and Chemical Changes in a 100 m Long Sediment Core from Lake Towuti, Indonesia and Implications for Mafic Lacustrine Sediments in Gale Crater, Mars
Rachel Y. Sheppard(Planetary Science Institute), Hendrik Vogel(University of Bern), Martin Melles(University of Cologne), M. D. Dyar(Mount Holyoke College), Satria Bijaksana(Bandung Institute of Technology), E. C. Sklute(Planetary Science Institute), J. M. Russell, R. E. Milliken(Brown University)
Lunar and Planetary Science Conference
March 1, 2020
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