• DOI:10.1023/A:1025705828948
Corpus ID: 23727267

Dark Dune Spots: Possible Biomarkers on Mars?

@article{Gnti2004DarkDS,
  title={Dark Dune Spots: Possible Biomarkers on Mars?},
  author={T. G{\'a}nti and A. Horv{\'a}th and S. B{\'e}rczi and A. Gesztesi and E. Szathm{\'a}ry},
  journal={Origins of life and evolution of the biosphere},
  year={2004},
  volume={33},
  pages={515-557}
}

• T. Gánti, A. Horváth, +2 authors E. Szathmáry
• Published 2004
• Geology, Medicine
• Origins of life and evolution of the biosphere

Dark Dune Spots (DDSs) are transitional geomorphologic formations in the frost-covered polar regions of Mars. Our analysis of the transformations and arrangements of subsequent stages of DDSs into time sequence revealed their: (i) hole-like characteristics,(ii) development and formation from the bottom of the frosted layer till the disapperance of the latter, (iii) repeated (seasonal and annual) appearance in a pattern of multiple DDSs on the surface, and (iv) probable origin. We focused our… Expand

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