Ubiquity of "Elephant Hide" Texture on the Moon

M. A. Kreslavsky, N. V. Bondarenko, J. W. Head

52nd Lunar and Planetary Science Conference(2021)

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Abstract
Introduction: It has long been known that on the Moon regolith-covered slopes, both moderately steep and gentle, have a specific subtle decameter-scale texture dubbed “elephant hide” or “leathery” texture [e.g., 1 3] (Fig. 1). We prefer the descriptive term “elephant hide” texture (EHT), rather than the term “creeps” [3] which is genetic in nature and is not necessarily indicative of the nature of the process.
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elephant hide,moon,texture
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