Cratering on Mars. I - Cratering and obliteration history. II Implications for future cratering studies from Mariner 4 reanalysis

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Astronomical Models, Cratering, Geomorphology, Mars Surface, Planetary Evolution, Chronology, Collision Rates, Computer Techniques, Lunar Craters, Mariner Space Probes, Photomapping, Spaceborne Photography, Terrain Analysis

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It is pointed out that Mars is especially well adapted to statistical studies of crater morphologies for deciphering its geological history. A framework for understanding planetary geomorphological histories from the diameter-frequency relations of different morphological classes of craters described by Chapmam et al. (1970) is extended in order to understand Martian cratering, erosional, and depositional history. The cratering-obliteration history derived is compared with global interpretations considered by Hartman (1973) and Soderblom et al. (1974). An idealized dust-filling model is employed.

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