What Geological Habitability Evolution did Mars Undergo?

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[2] Carr M.H., Head J.W., Oceans on Mars: An As⁃ sessment of the Observational Evidence and Possible Fate, Journal of Geophysical Research, 108, E5, (2003)

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[4] Clifford S.M., Parker T.J., The Evolution of the Mar⁃ tian Hydrosphere: Implications for the Fate of a Primor⁃ dial Ocean and the Current State of the Northern Plains, Icarus, 154, 1, pp. 40-79, (2001)

[5] Cockell C.S., Cousins C., Wilkinson P.T., Et al., Are Thermophilic Microorganisms Active in Cold Environ⁃ ments?, International Journal of Astrobiology, 14, 3, pp. 457-463, (2015)

[6] Fassett C. I., Head J. W., Valley Network-Fed, Open-Basin Lakes on Mars: Distribution and Implica⁃ tions for Noachian Surface and Subsurface Hydrology, Icarus, 198, 1, pp. 37-56, (2008)

[7] Goudge T. A., Aureli K. L., Head J. W., Et al., Classification and Analysis of Candidate Impact Crater-Hosted Closed-Basin Lakes on Mars, Icarus, 260, pp. 346-367, (2015)

[8] Kasting J.F., Kopparapu R., Ramirez R. M., Et al., Remote Life-Detection Criteria, Habitable Zone Bound⁃ aries, and the Frequency of Earth-Like Planets around M and Late K Stars, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 111, 35, pp. 12641-12646, (2014)

[9] Michalski J.R., Goudge T.A., Crowe S. A., Et al., Geological Diversity and Microbiological Potential of Lakes on Mars, Nature Astronomy, pp. 1-9, (2022)

[10] Xiao L., Huang J., Christensen P.R., Et al., Ancient Volcanism and Its Implication for Thermal Evolution of Mars, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 323, 324, pp. 9-18, (2012)

[1] Baker V. R., Strom R. G., Gulick V. C., Et al., Ancient Oceans, Ice Sheets and the Hydrological Cycle on Mars, Nature, 352, 6336, pp. 589-594, (1991)

[2] Carr M.H., Head J.W., Oceans on Mars: An As⁃ sessment of the Observational Evidence and Possible Fate, Journal of Geophysical Research, 108, E5, (2003)

[3] Carr M.H., The surface of Mars, (2006)

[4] Clifford S.M., Parker T.J., The Evolution of the Mar⁃ tian Hydrosphere: Implications for the Fate of a Primor⁃ dial Ocean and the Current State of the Northern Plains, Icarus, 154, 1, pp. 40-79, (2001)

[5] Cockell C.S., Cousins C., Wilkinson P.T., Et al., Are Thermophilic Microorganisms Active in Cold Environ⁃ ments?, International Journal of Astrobiology, 14, 3, pp. 457-463, (2015)

[6] Fassett C. I., Head J. W., Valley Network-Fed, Open-Basin Lakes on Mars: Distribution and Implica⁃ tions for Noachian Surface and Subsurface Hydrology, Icarus, 198, 1, pp. 37-56, (2008)

[7] Goudge T. A., Aureli K. L., Head J. W., Et al., Classification and Analysis of Candidate Impact Crater-Hosted Closed-Basin Lakes on Mars, Icarus, 260, pp. 346-367, (2015)

[8] Kasting J.F., Kopparapu R., Ramirez R. M., Et al., Remote Life-Detection Criteria, Habitable Zone Bound⁃ aries, and the Frequency of Earth-Like Planets around M and Late K Stars, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 111, 35, pp. 12641-12646, (2014)

[9] Michalski J.R., Goudge T.A., Crowe S. A., Et al., Geological Diversity and Microbiological Potential of Lakes on Mars, Nature Astronomy, pp. 1-9, (2022)

[10] Xiao L., Huang J., Christensen P.R., Et al., Ancient Volcanism and Its Implication for Thermal Evolution of Mars, Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 323, 324, pp. 9-18, (2012)