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Comparison between images acquired on May 2015 (on the left, spatial resolution (res) of 2.3 m px−1) and on July 2016 (on the right, res = 0.3 m px−1) covering part the Wosret region (area a following Thomas et al. 2018 sub-regions definition). A new cluster of outcrops (named A and indicated by the white arrow) is clearly visible on the July 2016 images. Some boulders are indicated for reference (and numbered 1, 2, and 3). The ellipse named B includes a region where the dust coating may also have been thinned during the perihelion passage, as observed close to the cluster of outcrops named A and to the goosebump features.

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