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The 12 pages that link to Lunar highlands, each with the reason it gives.

• Lunar regolithRelated: Highland regolith differs from mare soil in age and mineral composition.

• MoonBroader topic: They preserve some of the oldest exposed crust on the Moon.

• AnorthositeBroader topic: Their plagioclase-rich crust is a planetary-scale example of anorthosite.

• Earth's MoonBroader topic: They preserve some of the oldest exposed terrain on the Moon.

• AnorthiteRelated: Their ancient crust contains abundant anorthite-rich plagioclase.

• Luna 3Related: The images showed the far side's rugged highlands in contrast to the near side's broad dark plains.

• NectarianRelated: Much Nectarian terrain lies in the highlands, where basin deposits overlap older crust.

• Pre-NectarianRelated: Highlands preserve much of the Moon’s exposed early crust.

• SelenographyBroader topic: Their rugged terrain contrasts with the smoother maria in surface mapping.

• Near side of the MoonBroader topic: Highlands surround many near-side maria and form much of its bright terrain.

• Geology of the MoonBroader topic: Highland rocks preserve an older crust than the basalt-filled maria.

• Internal structure of the MoonRelated: Their rocks preserve evidence for flotation of crust above a molten interior.