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Nature 397, 589-591 (18 February 1999) | doi:10.1038/17551;
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Groundwater formation of martian valleys
The martian surface shows large outflow channels, widely accepted as having been formed by gigantic floods that could have occurred under climatic conditions like those seen today. Also present are branching valley networks that commonly have tributaries.
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