Near-IR Spectrophotometry of Jovian Aerosols—Meridional and Vertical Distributions
Authors:
- Don BanfieldDBDon Banfield
- Barney J. ConrathBCBarney J. Conrath
- Peter J. GieraschPGPeter J. Gierasch
- Philip D. NicholsonPNPhilip D. Nicholson
- Keith MatthewsKMKeith Matthews
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