Mars_glacial-like_lobe_deposit.jpg - Wikipedia

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Description Mars glacial-like lobe deposit.jpg	Perspective view of a 5-km-wide, glacial-like lobe deposit sloping up into a box canyon along the crustal dichotomy boundary on Mars. The up-slope geometry of these deposits implies a past thickness of ice on the order of ~920 m at this location. Cessation of glacial conditions caused lowering of the debris-covered glacier surface to the configuration seen today. See “Late Amazonian glaciation at the dichotomy boundary on Mars: Evidence for glacial thickness maxima and multiple glacial phases,” by Dickson et al. (2008), doi:10.1130/G24382A.1
Date	circa 2008 date QS:P,+2008-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source	Geological Society of America
Author	NASA/JPL/MSSS

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