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Gullies in both the northern and southern hemispheres of Mars exhibit several similar aspects of morphology. For example, gullies in both hemispheres are characterized by the characteristic alcove, channel, and debris apron structures. Gullies in both hemispheres have been observed with pasted-on terrain Christensen, 2003; Heldmann and Mellon, 2004 ; . Gullies in both hemispheres have likewise been observed with lobate and or arcuate debris aprons Berman et al., 2005 ; . The gullies form at a wide range of elevations. Considering the locations of gullies in both hemispheres, gullies are found at a total range of elevations from approximately -5000 m to + 3000 m. The majority of this elevation range is attributed to the southern hemisphere gullies since the range of available terrains is less in the northern highlands see Fig. 4 ; . As previously mentioned, gullies in the north are not found in regions where water is expected to be stable with respect to temperature and pressure, e.g., Amazonis, Arabia, and Elysium Haberle et al., 2001 ; . In the southern hemisphere, liquid water would only be stable with respect to boiling in the Hellas and Argyre basins Haberle et al., 2001 ; . However, gullies are not found in these locations Heldmann and Mellon, 2004 ; and so gullies in both the northern and southern hemispheres of Mars do not form in regions of water stability. Channel and alcove lengths do not show strong trends with respect to latitude in either hemisphere. No strong trend is observed for the northern hemisphere gullies Fig. 5 ; . This finding is somewhat consistent with the findings based on data in the southern hemisphere. Alcove and channel lengths of gullies in the south only showed a latitudinal trend of shorter gullies at higher latitudes due to the presence of many small gullies in the south polar pits 72 S ; Heldmann and Mellon, 2004 ; . Removal of these high-latitude gullies from the dataset results in no latitudinal trend between 30 70 S. The south polar pit data may be a product of geographical biasing and so overall, alcoves and channels exhibit similar lengths at various latitudes on Mars. The formation of gullies does not seem to be controlled by local surface temperatures in either hemisphere. Inferred mean surface temperatures Mellon et al., 2000 ; range from 218 K at the lower latitude to 190 K at the higher latitudes in the southern hemisphere Heldmann and Mellon, 2004 ; compared with a range of 179 to 219 K in the northern hemisphere. Longer alcoves are generally associated with longer channels in both hemispheres. Alcove and channel lengths in the southern hemisphere more closely showed a 1: ratio Heldmann and Mellon, 2004 ; compared with a 1: 1.76 ratio for the northern hemisphere. There is no particular reason to expect a 1: alcove: channel ratio but our findings may indicate that the gullies in the northern hemisphere are forming in a substrate more resistant to headward erosion. Alternatively the northern hemisphere alcoves may be more degraded than the southern hemisphere counterparts and so we are measuring only the remnants of once-longer alcoves. However, such degradation would be expected to affect the channels as well and assuming the channels and alcoves are degraded similarly then our current measurements would retain the same alcove: channel length ratios. Nonetheless, in both the north and the south, longer al.
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, pus, sputum 50% positive ; , pleural fluid 50% positive ; , urine 17% positive ; , peritoneal dialysate 100% positive ; , bone marrow 100% positive latex slide agglutination test commercially available ; for antigen in CSF, blood, urine positive in 86-90%; may be positive when India ink test is negative; highly sensitive and specific for diagnosis of meningeal and disseminated forms; prozone-like effect controlled by dilution of specimen or treatment with pronase; rare false negatives with capsule-deficient Cryptococcus neoformans in patients with AIDS; rare false positives with Capnocytophaga canimorsus septicemia, patients with malignancy, Trichosporon beigelii disseminated infection tube agglutination, charcoal particle agglutination, indirect fluorescent tests for antibody in serum positive in 28% complement fixation test; meningitis: CSF cells usually 800 L, either neutrophiils or lymphocytes predominating, protein increased rarely 800 mg dL ; , glucose decreased, chloride 105 mEq L Treatment: Induction: amphotericin B 0.5-0.75 mg kg i.v. daily for 2-4 w flucytosine 20-40 mg kg i.v. or orally 6 hourly for 2 w; 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transmission by inhalation; 75% of patients not immunocompromised Agent: Blastomyces dermatitidis Diagnosis: microscopy visualisation of buds in wet preparation ; and culture of scrapings from cutaneous lesions and pus from abscesses on periphery of lesion, sputum, urine, CSF; complement fixation test usually positive only in systemic disease; sensitivity 40%, specificity 100%; predictive value positive 100%, predictive value negative 81% ; , immunodiffusion sensitivity 66%, specificity 100%, predictive value positive 100%, predictive value negative 88% ; and skin tests frequently unhelpful ; , ELISA using purified antigen A sandwich sensitivity 88%, specificity 100%, predictive value positive 100%, predictive value negative 98%; indirect sensitivity 80%, specificity 94%, predictive value positive 94%, predictive value negative 93%; false positives in some cases of hsitoplasmosis and sporotrichosis ; , radioimmunoassay sensitivity 85%, specificity 100%, predictive value positive 100%, predictive value negative 92% hypochromic anaemia with neutrophilia, raised erythrocyte sedimentation rate Treatment: Mild Cases: itraconazole, ketoconazole 200-800 mg orally daily for up to 1 y, amphotericin B to total dose of 2g Severe Cases: amphotericin B under expert guidance, hydroxystilbamidine if amphotericin B fails HISTOPLASMOSIS: reported from 130 widely scattered countries; 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