Figure 1. Mars slope streaks. MOC M00/02117. Figure 2. Slope Streaks in the ADV; Left: digitate streaks, image

width 220 m; Right: parallel streaks and effect of local topography at lower left; image width 260 m. Slope is 20-300, top to bottom. Slope streaks in the Antarctic Dry Valleys: Characteristics, candidate formation mechanisms, and implications for slope streak formation in the Martian environment

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Summary:width 220 m; Right: parallel streaks and effect of local topography at lower left; image width 260 m. Slope is 20-300, top to bottom. Slope streaks in the Antarctic Dry Valleys: Characteristics, candidate formation mechanisms, and implications for slope streak formation in the Martian environment