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- Geology of the Isidis MER Target Area, Southern Rim of Isidis Planitia, Mars
- Chemistry and Mineralogy of the Regolith at the Gusev Plains
- The First Plains Geologic Transect on Mars: Spirit Rover Traverse of the Plains in Gusev Crater
- Missing Holes in the Hills? Studying the crater record of the Columbia Hills
- Petrography of Rocks Examined by the Mars Exploration Rover Spirit within the Gusev Plains and Columbia Hills, Mars
- Precision In Situ Field Geologic Contact Mapping by MERA, Columbia Hills, Mars
- Using Mars and the Mer Mission to Teach Science: A Curriculum Designed for Teachers and Their Students
- Chemical And Physical Properties Of Diverse Basalts From Gusev Crater, Mars: Implications For A Heterogeneous Martian Mantle
- High-Resolution Imaging of Lava Flow Terrains on Mars by MRO HiRISE
- Insight Into Lava Sheet Inflation and Deflation Events From the McCartys Flow, New Mexico, and Implications for Planetary Lava Flow Emplacement
- Increasing Interaction of Alkaline Magmas with Lower Crustal Gabbroic Cumulates over the Evolution of Mt. Taylor Volcanic Field, New Mexico
- The Zuni-Bandera Volcanic Field, NM: An Analog for Exploring Planetary Volcanic Terrains
- The mantle and basalt-crust interaction below the Mount Taylor Volcanic Field, New Mexico
- Timing of the End-Triassic Extinctions on Land: the Moenave Formation on the Southern Colorado Plateau, USA
- Terraced margins of inflated lava flows on Earth and Mars
- Megacrystic Clinopyroxene Basalts Sample A Deep Crustal Underplate To The Mount Taylor Volcanic Field, New Mexico