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| | Mass Movements on Venus - J. Geophys. Res. v. 97, p .16337, 1992 |
 | | High-standing areas of intense tectonic disruption (Maxwell Montes, Alpha Regio, Ovda Regio, Beta Regio, etc.), being the most obvious places to look, were scrutinized with an 8X magnifying ocular, as were all areas that appeared to show, at the photographic scale of these prints, locally steep slopes (e.g., the opposing walls of troughs). |
 | | Evidence of mass movements is generally rare in areas of mountain belts and tesserae, where closely spaced fractures accommodate topographic relief in series of small escarpments less prone to landsliding. |
 | | Mountains within the Akna Montes, western Ishtar Terra, at 69.4 deg N, 309.5 deg E; illuminated from left at i = 23.5 deg (portion of F-MIDR 70N310) |
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