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Suggestions for sources:

http://itouchmap.com/?r=marsfeatures&z=341 For physical properties of the mons.

http://alderaan.arc.nasa.gov/pdsimages/select?q=%22Anseris%20Mons%22

NASA pictures of the mons.

http://de.eyeplorer.com/show/me/Anseris+Mons/Hellas+Planitia This is in German. All it says about Anseris Mons is that its a mountain, not a volcano.

I have not yet been able to find in the scientific literature any research done on this specific mountain. I've searched both NASA Technical Reports Server and LPI abstract collection. I am continuing to look in the journals as time permits. But if no one has studied this mountain, then an article-length feature for Anseris Mons in Wikipedia is inappropriate, since it would entail original research. Schaffman ( talk) 11:16, 9 September 2010 (UTC) reply

I've found a geologic Map by Leonard and Tanaka of Hellas Region that provides some more geologic information on Anseris Mons and vicinity, so I'm expanding this stub based on that data. Schaffman ( talk) 06:18, 21 April 2011 (UTC) reply