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Diniega, Serina, Byrne, Shane, Bridges, Nathan T., Dundas, Colin M., McEwen, Alfred S. (2010) Seasonality of present-day Martian dune-gully activity. Geology, 38 (11) 1047-1050 doi:10.1130/g31287.1

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TitleSeasonality of present-day Martian dune-gully activity
JournalGeology
AuthorsDiniega, SerinaAuthor
Byrne, ShaneAuthor
Bridges, Nathan T.Author
Dundas, Colin M.Author
McEwen, Alfred S.Author
Year2010 (November)Volume38
Issue11
PublisherGeological Society of America
DOIdoi:10.1130/g31287.1Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDiniega, Serina, Byrne, Shane, Bridges, Nathan T., Dundas, Colin M., McEwen, Alfred S. (2010) Seasonality of present-day Martian dune-gully activity. Geology, 38 (11) 1047-1050 doi:10.1130/g31287.1
Plain TextDiniega, Serina, Byrne, Shane, Bridges, Nathan T., Dundas, Colin M., McEwen, Alfred S. (2010) Seasonality of present-day Martian dune-gully activity. Geology, 38 (11) 1047-1050 doi:10.1130/g31287.1
In(2010, November) Geology Vol. 38 (11) Geological Society of America

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