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Preservation of organic molecules in silica and sepiolite clay under UV radiation
On Earth, alteration minerals, such as clays and amorphous silica, have proved to be able to preserve organic molecules linked to life over geological timescales. These minerals are also widespread on the Martian surface and have been shown to be associated with organic molecules by the rovers. Howe
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