The Claritas Fossae region is characterised by systems of 'graben' running mainly north-west to south-east. A graben forms when a block of the planet's crust drops down between two faults, due to extension, or pulling, of the crust. MRO.

The Claritas Fossae region is characterised by systems of 'graben' running mainly north-west to south-east. A graben forms when a block of the planet's crust drops down between two faults, due to extension, or pulling, of the crust. MRO.
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