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Studies
of
the
chronology
of
martian
meteorites
can
distinguish
various
events
in
the
history
of
the
meteorites
and
give
ground
truth
to
Martian
geology.
This
article
discusses
the
use
of
radiogenic
isotope
dating
to
distinguish
impact
ages,
establish
exposure
ages,
define
ejection
times
of
meteorites
from
Mars,
and
establish
terrestrial
ages,
which
begin
with
the
arrival
of
the
meteorites
on
Earth.
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This chapter on the formation of Karst topography discusses susceptible rock types, how dissolution occurs, and the general appearance of Karst landforms. Tables, maps, figures, and photographs of Karst landforms from around the world are included. It is part of 'Geomorphology from Space', an out-of-print publication of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA).
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This page of text, from the US Geological Survey's Geology in the Parks website, discusses the difference between weathering and erosion.
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This site is provided by the Mineral Resources Program (MRP) of the U.S. Geologic Survey. It is an online geographic information system which covers Earth and the United States. Layers which can be turned on and off feature information on mineral resources, soils, sediments, geologic features, cultural features, land cover, elevation, gravity data, and magnetic data.
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