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Tendencies of Martian Dust Devils
Much like dust devils located in arid regions of the Earth, Martian dust devils react in accordance to changes in Mars' seasonal cycle. [1] Dust levels, and consequently dust devil occurrences, in the Martian atmosphere are at a seasonal high when Mars is located closest to the Sun
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- ^ Leovy, Conway B. (2003). "The Devil is in the Dust". Nature. 424.6952: 1008–1009 – via ProQuest.