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GNARALOO BAY: STRATIGRAPHIC RELATIONSHIPS AT THE APEX OF A MARTIAN FLUVIODELTAIC SYSTEM AT JEZERO CRATER, MARS

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Beteiligte Autor*innen der JOANNEUM RESEARCH:
DI Gerhard Paar
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Barnes, Robert and Gupta, Sanjeev and Jones, Alexander J. and Horgan, Briony H. N. and Garzcynski, Brad and Paar, Gerard and Stack, Kathryn M. and Bell, James F. and Maki, Justin and HolmAlwmark, Sanna and Ravanis, Eleni and Ives, Libby R. W. and Calef, Fred and Crumpler, Larry S and Williford, Kenneth and Vaughan, Alicia and Simon, Justin I and Gwizd, Samantha J and Tate, Christian and Annex, Andrew M. and Klidaras, Athanasios and Farley, Kenneth A. and Randazzo, Nicolas and Williams, Rebecca M. E. and Schmitz, Nicole and Kah, Linda C. and Brown, Adrian J. and Caravaca, Gwéna"el and Gasnault
Abstract:
The NASA rover Perseverance encountered a series of rocks deposited at the apex of the Jezero western fan system (~3.6—3.8 Ga) on Sols 959 – 1000 of the mission. Gnaraloo Bay (Fig. 1), with the erosional incision through key stratigraphic units, presents an opportunity to unravel the relative timing of the different emplacement processes acting in this area. Such information is essential in providing context to collected samples upon their return to Earth and aid the assessment of their astrobiological potential.
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GNARALOO BAY: STRATIGRAPHIC RELATIONSHIPS AT THE APEX OF A MARTIAN FLUVIODELTAIC SYSTEM AT JEZERO CRATER, MARS

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Tenth International Conference on Mars 2024

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2024
/ July
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