Climate Change on Mars from Erosion Rates at the Mars Exploration Rover Landing Sites

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The gradation history of the Gusev and Meridiani plains argues for a dry
and desiccating environment since the Late Hesperian, in contrast to the
sedimentary evaporites in Meridiani Planum that document a warmer and
wetter environment in the Noachian.

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