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. 2020 Mar 25;20(4):475–499. doi: 10.1089/ast.2019.2044

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FIG. 12. — Stratigraphy at the eastern edge of Home Plate. The cropped Navcam mosaic (sol 1121, P0615) includes a portion of Mitcheltree Ridge (MR) to the right. Yellow rectangle represents the position of the yellow-lined inset false-color view of Elizabeth Mahon (sol 1160, P2582 spanning ∼15 cm), part of Clara Zaph, the closest nodular digitate silica outcrop to Home Plate. White rectangle represents white-lined inset false-color view (sol 1180, P2596 spanning ∼35 cm) of cemented pebbly volcaniclastic rocks that are basal to the Home Plate rocks, from which the nodular silica appears to be emerging. White spot is specular glint from the ∼4 cm diameter circular area brushed with the Rock Abrasion Tool.