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Distribution and evolution of scalloped terrain in the southern hemisphere, Mars
Scalloped depressions are a unique martian surface morphology found in the northern and southern hemisphere latitude-dependent dust and ice-rich surface mantles. These features exhibit a distinct asymmetric north�south slope profile, characterized by steep pole-facing scarps, flat floors and ge
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