Venus trough-and-ridge tessera - Analog to earth oceanic crust formed at spreading centers?

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Earth Crust, Ocean Bottom, Venus Surface, Magellan Spacecraft (Nasa), Planetary Environments, Tectonics, Topography, Venus, Ridges, Tesserae, Analogs, Crust, Terrain, Morphology, Valleys, Comparisons, Patterns, Surface, Origin, Formation, Laima Tessera, Maps, Deformation, Diagrams, Photographs, Geometry, Earth, Hypotheses

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The similarity between the morphologies of Venus trough-and-ridge tessera and the earth's ocean floor is discussed. The hypothesis that tessera texture might be related to a crustal fabric produced at spreading centers is examined. It is suggested that the proccesses that produce the ocean floor fabric on earth are good candidates for the origin and production of the trough-and-ridge tessera. To support this hypothesis, the characteristics of the trough-and-ridge terrain in Laima Tessera are described and compared to the seafloor at spreading centers.

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