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Mars Orbiter Camera (MOC) image of a 10 km by 12 km area of
Coprates Chasma (14.7 degrees S, 55.8 degrees W), a ridge with a flat
upper surface in the center of Coprates Chasma, which is part of the
6000-km-long Valles Marineris. Rock layers are visible just below the
ridge. The gray scale (4.8 m/pixel) MOC image was combined with a
Viking Orbiter color view of the same area. The faults of a graben
offset beds on the slope to the left.
Figure caption from Science Magazine
Photo Credit: NASA/JPL/Malin Space Science Systems
Cover; Science 13 March 1998; 279 (5357):1676
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