Slope, elevation, and thermal inertia trends of martian recurring slope lineae initiation and termination points: Multiple possible processes occurring on coarse, sandy slopes
Authors:
- Michelle TeboltMTMichelle Tebolt
- Joseph LevyJLJoseph Levy
- Timothy GoudgeTGTimothy Goudge
- Norbert SchorghoferNSNorbert Schorghofer
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- NASA (NNX17AG70G)
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