Scarp with Landslides and Boulder Tracks (context frame; natural colors - elab. Lunexit)

This observation shows an equatorial scarp (cliff) with possible landslides and boulder tracks.
The cliff has several distinct layers visible near its top. There is a smoother, possibly fine-grained layer on top, underlain by a relatively bright and a dark layer. It is possible that the entire cliff face consists of layers but that erosion has not exposed others yet.
There are two main landslide scars, locations where a landslide has carved into the slope. Both of the scars have boulder tracks, several of which have boulders at their ends as they progress down the slope or reach the end of the slope.