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DeskrifansErosion features in Ares Vallis.JPG	English: Erosion features in Ares Vallis, as seen by themis. Location is 15.9 degrees north latitude and 30 degrees west longitude. Picture taken with Mars Odyssey's THEMIS. Photo credit NASA/JPL/ASU.
Dedhyans	25 Hwevrer 2009
Pennfenten	http://themis.asu.edu/features/aresvallis
Awtour	Jim Secosky modified NASA image.

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