inverted relief
inverted topography

Some places on Mars show inverted relief, in which a stream bed may be a raised feature, instead of a valley.

This kind of mountain-formation is known as inverted relief.

Some areas of Mars show inverted relief, where features that were once depressions, like streams, are now above the surface.

Some places on Mars show inverted relief.

While it has not yet eroded as Panther has, both are an example of inverted relief.

Some regions in the Aeolis quadrangle show inverted relief.

Inverted relief has been observed on the surfaces of other planets as well as on Earth.

The crater contains inverted relief, an exhumed delta formed by the flow of a liquid, most likely water.

Other ways of making inverted relief might be lava flowing down a stream bed or materials being cemented by minerals dissolved in water.

Thus, an exhumed river channel is a form of inverted relief: what was previously low is now high, and vice versa.

Inverted relief in the shape of streams are further evidence of water flowing on the Martian surface in past times.

A classic example of inverted relief is Table Mountain, Tuolumne County, California.

Miyamoto Crater displays Inverted relief in the form of inverted channels.

The resulting inverted relief consists of ridges capped by basalt which are separated by adjacent drainages.

Inverted relief in the form of stream channels suggest that the climate was different-much wetter-when the inverted channels were formed.

Inverted relief, Inverted topography, or topographic inversion refers to landscape features that have reversed their elevation relative to other features.

The Table Rocks offer an example of inverted relief, in which previous topographic lows are filled with a resistant rock and become new topographic highs after the erosion of the surrounding region.

It is believed that streams formed valleys that were filled and became resistant to erosion by cementation of minerals or by the gathering of a coarse covering layer to form an inverted relief.

Inverted relief in the form of sinuous and meandering ridges, which are indicative of ancient, inverted fluvial channels, is argued to be evidence of water channels on the Martian surface in the past.

In the Gran Sabana is randomly distributed ancient massifs eroded in tabular form, known as tepuis, examples of inverted relief, which form a kind of typical plateaus of the Guiana highlands.

For example, well-documented examples of inverted topography have been discovered on Mars.

It demonstrates inverted topography, i.e. the core of the structure is a depression.

Inverted relief, Inverted topography, or topographic inversion refers to landscape features that have reversed their elevation relative to other features.

Becket: La sanguijuela Patricia used the external floodlights as they traversed the Strand, and Thomas's eyes followed the inverted topography of hexes and the plunging tubes of OTEC intake pipes.