Introduction: The Opportunity rover landed in Eagle Crater in Meridiani Planum on January 24, 2004. Among the first images acquired included a light-toned rock that was the first outcrop observed from the surface of Mars. As seen in Pancam and Microscopic Imager images [1,2], the outcrop rock is layered, and portions exhibit fine-scale morphology similar to terrestrial ripple marks [3]. The out...