  Baur and Marsh computed the determinant of a matrix assembled from the
cluster variables in a cluster algebra of type A. In this article we wish to
describe two variations. On the one hand, we compute determinants of matrices
assembled from the squares of the cluster variables in Baur--Marsh's matrix.
One such determinant admits an interpretation as a Cayley--Menger determinant.
On the other hand, we wish to present a formula for the determinant of a matrix
of cluster variables in a cluster algebra of type D. This cluster algebra is
associated with a marked oriented surface. As in Baur--Marsh's setup the matrix
is indexed by the marked points of the surface and an entry is given by the
cluster variable corresponding to an arc between two marked points. Our formula
asserts that the determinant may again be written as a product of cluster
variables.
