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Moreux Crater is located in the northern part of Terra Sabaea. The crater has a region of sand dunes on the crater floor, as well as features that are similar to glacial topography on Earth. The glacial flows occur from both the crater rim and the central crater peak. Glacial activity creates fine scale materials, which means the source of the dune sands may be local, rather than materials blown in from outside of the crater.

Orbit Number: 71851 Latitude: 41.908 Longitude: 44.2358 Instrument: VIS Captured: 2018-02-24 09:22

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