Berger, J. A. (2024) Elemental Composition and Geological Context of MSL APXS Targets from Sol 3054 to 3712. PDS Geosciences Node. doi:10.17189/1139-2w66

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"Elemental Composition and Isochemical Characteristics of the Clay-Sulfate Transition in Gale Crater, Mars: APXS Results from Mont Mercou to the Marker Band Valley"
Jeff A. Berger (1), R. Gellert (2), N. I. Boyd (2), M. A. McCraig (2), C. D. O’Connell-Cooper (3), J. G. Spray (3), L. M. Thompson (3), S. J. VanBommel (4), A. S. Yen (5), E. B. Rampe (6), J. V. Clark (7). 
Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets.

(1) Jacobs JETSII, NASA Johnson Space Center, USA
(2) University of Guelph, Canada
(3) University of New Brunswick, Canada
(4) Washington University in St. Louis, USA
(5) JPL-Caltech, USA
(6) NASA Johnson Space Center, USA
(7) GeoControls Systems Inc JETSII, NASA Johnson Space Center, USA


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ds01_2024.csv (Data Set DS01 Summary and context of APXS results for sols 3054 to 3712 of the MSL mission)
ds01_2024_supporting_information.pdf (Supporting Information document)

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