Santa Maria Rupes

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Santa Maria Rupes is a prominent tectonic scarp on the surface of the planet Mercury, formed by the planet’s crust contracting and thrusting over itself.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological feature
rupes
tectonic scarp
formationMechanism planetary cooling and contraction
formationProcess crustal contraction
thrust faulting
hasFaultType thrust fault
hasGeologicContext Mercury global contractional tectonics
hasMorphology scarp
hasOrigin compressional tectonics
hasPlanet Mercury NERFINISHED
hasPlanetaryBodyType terrestrial planet surface feature
hasSurfaceType planetary surface feature
isEvidenceFor cooling of Mercury’s interior
global contraction of Mercury
isOnAirlessBody true
isPartOf Mercury tectonic landforms
isProminentOn Mercury NERFINISHED
isResultOf Mercury’s interior cooling
horizontal compression of Mercury’s crust
isTectonicFeature true
locatedOnPlanet Mercury NERFINISHED
namedFeatureType rupes
surfaceExpressionOf thrust fault

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Rupes (scarps) haveRepresentativeExample Santa Maria Rupes
subject surface form: Rupes (scarps) on Mercury