The Iapygia quadrangle contains some dunes.
Some of them are barchans.
Pictures below show sand dunes in this quadrangle.
When there are perfect conditions for producing sand dunes, steady wind in one direction and just enough sand, a barchan sand dune forms.
Barchans have a gentle slope on the wind side and a much steeper slope on the lee side where horns or a notch often forms.
The whole dune may appear to move with the wind.
Observing dunes on Mars can tell us how strong the winds are, as well as their direction.
If pictures are taken at regular intervals, one may see changes in the dunes or possibly in ripples on the dune’s surface.
On Mars dunes are often dark in color because they were formed from the common, volcanic rock basalt.
In the dry environment, dark minerals in basalt, like olivine and pyroxene, do not break down as they do on Earth.
Although rare, some dark sand is found on Hawaii which also has many volcanoes discharging basalt.
Barchan is a Russian term because this type of dune was first seen in the desert regions of Turkistan.

Some of the wind on Mars is created when the dry ice at the poles is heated in the spring.
At that time, the solid carbon dioxide (dry ice) sublimates or changes directly to a gas and rushes away at high speeds.
Each Martian year 30% of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere freezes out and covers the pole that is experiencing winter, so there is a great potential for strong winds.
The Iapygia quadrangle contains some dunes. Some of them are barchans. Pictures below show sand dunes in this quadrangle. When there are perfect conditions for producing sand dunes, steady wind in one direction and just enough sand, a barchan sand dune forms. Barchans have a gentle slope on the wind side and a much steeper slope on the lee side where horns or a notch often forms. The whole dune may appear to move with the wind. Observing dunes on Mars can tell us how strong the winds are, as well as their direction. If pictures are taken at regular intervals, one may see changes in the dunes or possibly in ripples on the dune’s surface. On Mars dunes are often dark in color because they were formed from the common, volcanic rock basalt. In the dry environment, dark minerals in basalt, like olivine and pyroxene, do not break down as they do on Earth. Although rare, some dark sand is found on Hawaii which also has many volcanoes discharging basalt. Barchan is a Russian term because this type of dune was first seen in the desert regions of Turkistan. 
Some of the wind on Mars is created when the dry ice at the poles is heated in the spring. At that time, the solid carbon dioxide (dry ice) sublimates or changes directly to a gas and rushes away at high speeds. Each Martian year 30% of the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere freezes out and covers the pole that is experiencing winter, so there is a great potential for strong winds.
Iapygia quadrangle