… The canyon system of Mars, just south of the equator, extends … It includes the network of
Noctis Labyrinthus in the west, the … to spill into the troughs, we know that the disruption postdated …

… the discharge of a canyon-carving flood. Finally, we apply the model to 23 terrestrial and
Martian bedrock canyons and invert for discharge, Shields stress within the canyon, flood …

… the fluvial features, this study begins with a summary of present conditions on Mars and an
outline of the … The canyons extend from the summit of the Tharsis bulge eastward for 4000 km …

… time sequence in which these deposits were laid down is determined by examining the
stratigraphy of all the major units within the canyons. We consider four hypotheses for …

… In this paper the distribution and ages of Martian channels and valleys are … of the groundwater
system. In contrast, groundwater accumulated in the low areas to the east of the canyons …

… , if there was a late heavy bombardment, and the relevant scaling of the impact flux to Mars.
… compared with the Noachian, formation of the canyons, formation of the largest outflow …

… the drainage system of Mars and discusses what might be inferred from the characteristics of
the system… Those east and north of the canyons drain into the Chryse-Acidalia basin. Where …

… The resistant parts of the canyon walls of the Martian rift … The relation of the canyons to
crustal wax'ping is not so clear… the case of Mars: the Valles Marineris system lies along the …

… portions of the Valles Marineris canyon system during 16 out of the first … the top of the canyon;
b, the only example of bedrock in which no layering is seen, near the bottom of the canyon; …

… been detected on the Martian surface over the past several years using data acquired by …
These stratified terrains are commonly eroded back from the canyon rim by 10 m to hundreds of …