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A Comparative Study of Gypsum Formation in the Atacama Desert (Chile) and Tiruchirappalli Badlands (India): Implications for Martian Paleoenvironments
Gypsum is a key mineral to reconstruct aqueous processes on Mars. Thus, this study compares gypsum from two contrasting terrestrial environments: the hyperarid Atacama Desert of Chile and the semi-arid Tiruchirappalli Badlands of India, and its comparison with multiple sites on Mars, serving as end-
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