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Description	English: Seven small blocks of sediment ejecta (from Granada Crater) sit on smooth sandy soils covered in many loose hematite spherules. In rings surrounding each small block the surface density of spherules is increased by additional spherules eroding out of the blocks of sediment ejecta.
Date	1 May 2007
Source	http://pancam.sese.asu.edu/1162B_dstar.html
Author	Jim Bell and the Opportunity Pancam team

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