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A triangular rock formation stands in a rugged landscape with distant mountains and autumn-hued trees.
Rock pyramid shaped by weathering Christoph Mayr
Snow-capped peaks pierce a vivid blue sky, framed by wispy clouds.
"Smokings" peaks of the Patagonian batholite Christoph Mayr
Snow-capped mountains reflect in a calm lake surrounded by rocky terrain.
The Mongolian Mountains (Matter Most) Rachel White
Rocky terrain with cracks, vegetation, and a blue pen for scale.
Bioturbation, Oligocene?, coastal range of Taiwan. Guilhem Amin Douillet
A plastic bottle covered in barnacles lies on a rocky, wet shoreline.
Plastic "sediments", driver of invasive species? (Anthropocene in Taiwan) Guilhem Amin Douillet
Layered rock formation with a blue pen for scale.
Cross-bedffing base (pleistocene foreland basin, Taiwan) Guilhem Amin Douillet
Rock with fossilized shells and a blue pen for scale.
Turitelas (in some cenozoic block in the Western Foothills of Taiwan) Guilhem Amin Douillet
Fossilized wood with a blue and yellow pen for scale lies on a rocky surface.
Climbing ripples, Pleistocene foreland basin of Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet
Layered rock formations with a blue pen for scale.
rhythmite ripples (neap and spring), Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet
Fossilized shells embedded in rocky sediment next to a pen for scale.
Sea urchin spikes in the Pliocene foreland basin of Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet
Animal footprint in sand next to blue and yellow pen.
Bioturbation in Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet
A white seashell lies on a sandy beach, surrounded by scattered pebbles.
Equinoderm fossils in the Pliocene foreland basin of Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet
White spherical objects scattered on a textured, earthy surface.
Benthic foraminifera, Western Foothills, Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

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