Electris deposits
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Electris deposits
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The Electris deposits are 100–200 m thick, light-toned sediments on Mars. They appear to be weak because few boulders are seen associated with them. The deposit mostly covers ground from 30° S to 45° S and from 160° E to 200° E. So, some of it lies in the Phaethontis quadrangle and the rest in Eridania quadrangle. Recent work with HiRISE images lead scientists to believe that the deposit is an accumulation of loess that initially were produced from volcanic materials in Tharsis or other volcanic
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