Geologic evolution of the east rim of the Hellas basin Mars

Icarus

Volumn 100, Issue 1, 1992, Pages 1-25

  Crown, David A ^a   Price, Katherine H ^a   Greeley, Ronald ^a  

^a ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 0001253339     PISSN: 00191035     EISSN: 10902643     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/0019-1035(92)90014-X     Document Type: Article

References (61)

1. Channels and valley networks
2. Volcanism on Mars
3. Martian impact craters and emplacement of ejecta by surface flow
4. Geologic Maps of Science Study Site 1A, East Mangala Valles, Mars
5. NASA Mars project: Evolution of climate and atmosphere
6. NASA Mars project Evolution of climate and atmosphere
7. Distribution and relations of 4- to 10-km diameter craters to global geologic units of Mars
8. Evidence for an ancient impact basin in Daedalia Planum Mars
9. Standard Techniques for Presentation and Analysis of Crater Size-frequency Data
10. The martian highland paterae: Evidence for explosive volcanism on Mars
11. Styles of volcanism, tectonic associations, and evidence for magma-water interactions in eastern Hellas, Mars
12. Geologic Map of MTM Quadrangles -30262 and -30267, Hadriaca Patera Region of Mars
13. Volcanic geology of Hadriaca Patera and the eastern Hellas region of Mars
14. Consideration of hydromagmatic origins for Hadriaca Patera and Tyrrhena Patera
15. Physical properties of lava flows on the southwest flank of Tyrrhena Patera, Mars
16. Large impact basins and the mega-impact origin for the crustal dichotomy of Mars
17. Volcanic geology of Tyrrhena Patera, Mars.
18. Precision size-frequency distributions of craters for 12 selected areas of the lunar surface
19. Geologic Map of the Eastern Equatorial Region of Mars
20. Volcanism on Mars
21. Geologic Map of MTM Quadrangle - 20252, Tyrrhena Patera Region of Mars
22. Origin and evolution of valleys on martian volcanoes
23. Chronology of planetary volcanism by comparative studies of planetary cratering
24. Geologic Map of the Mare Tyrrhenum Quadrangle of Mars
25. Mariner 9 S-band martian occultation experiment: Initial results on the atmosphere and topography of Mars.
26. Relative chronology of martian volcanoes
27. Buried topography of Utopia, Mars: Persistence of a giant impact depression
28. Origin of the martian crustal dichotomy: Evaluating hypotheses
29. Evolution of planetary lithospheres Evidence from multi-ringed structures on Ganymede and Callisto
30. Geologic Map of the Noachis Quadrangle of Mars
31. Volcanism in the Noachis-Hellas region of Mars, 2
32. Volcanoes on the inner planets: Some preliminary comparisons of gross topography
33. The chronology of the martian volcanoes
34. Timing and formation of wrinkle ridges in the Tyrrhena Patera region of Mars
35. Geologic Map of the Hellas Quadrangle of Mars
36. Impact basin control of volcanic and tectonic provinces on Mars
37. The structure and evolution of ancient impact basins on Mars
38. A new survey of multiring impact basins on Mars
39. New evidence—old problem: Wrinkle ridge origin
40. Geologic Map of Mars
41. Geologic Map of the Western Equatorial Region of Mars
42. Lunar mascon basins: Lava filling, tectonics, and evolution of the lithosphere
43. Martian fretted terrain: Flow of erosional debris
44. The distribution of lobate debris aprons and similar flows on Mars
45. Geomorphic evidence for the distribution of ground ice on Mars
46. Large-scale volcano-ground ice interactions on Mars
47. The stratigraphy of Mars
48. Geologic Map of the Polar Regions of Mars
49. The resurfacing history of Mars: A synthesis of digitized, Viking-based geology
50. A model for depolarized radar echoes from Mars
51. Topographic Map of Mars
52. Topographic Map of the Eastern Equatorial Region of Mars
53. Rock glaciers in the Alaska Range
54. Crosscutting periodically spaced first-order ridges in the ridged plains of Hesperia Planum: Another case for a buckling model
55. Sequence and mechanisms of deformation around the Hellas and Isidis impact basins on Mars
56. Comparison of martian and lunar multiringed circular basins
57. The martian hemispherical dichotomy may be due to a giant impact
58. Mascons as structural relief on a lunar ‘moho’
59. Comparison of impact basins on Mercury, Mars, and the Moon
60. Concentric crater fill on Mars: An aeolian alternative to ice-rich mass wasting
61. Martian great dust storms: An update