FYI:
MARTIAN CRATER LAKE MAY HAVE HARBOURED LIFE October 26, 1999
An unnamed crater 90 km across in Sabea Terra, Mars, may once have harboured a lake where primitive organisms flourished, according to a team of geoscientists led by Professor Mike Russell (Isotope Geoscience Unit, Universities Research & Reactor Centre,
http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/template.cfm?name=LifeonMars
RUSSELL M.J., INGHAM J.K., ZEDEF. V., MAKTAV, D., SUNAR, F., HALL, A.J. & FALLICK, A.E. 1999. "Search for signs of ancient life on Mars: Expectations from hydromagnesite microbialites, Salda Lake, Turkey."
Journal Geological Society London, 156, 869-888.
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