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Triangular rock block shaped like a pyramid, mottled with green, pale and black lichen, on a smooth rock surface, with a dead white tree, red autumn shrubs and a brown mountain range behind. — Rock pyramid shaped by weathering Christoph Mayr

Steep granite spires dusted with snow under a deep blue sky, with a white cloud streaming from the tallest peak like smoke and a spire on the left free of cloud. — "Smokings" peaks of the Patagonian batholite Christoph Mayr

Snow-covered mountain range perfectly reflected in a calm blue lake, with snowy rocks and dry brown grass along the shore in the foreground under a clear blue sky. — The Mongolian Mountains (Matter Most) Rachel White

Grey rock surface crossed by winding dark burrow traces, each with two outer lines and a central tube, with a blue and yellow pen for scale. — Bioturbation, Oligocene?, coastal range of Taiwan. Guilhem Amin Douillet

Clear plastic bottle lying on wet dark rocks at the shore, its surface covered with dozens of goose barnacles with pale shells. — Plastic "sediments", driver of invasive species? (Anthropocene in Taiwan) Guilhem Amin Douillet

Pale grey sandstone outcrop showing thin curved layers sweeping down and flattening at the base of a set of cross-bedding, with a blue and yellow pen for scale. — Cross-bedffing base (pleistocene foreland basin, Taiwan) Guilhem Amin Douillet

Greyish rock packed with fossil turritella shells, long pointed spiral shells seen as rows of rounded segments, next to a blue and yellow pen for scale. — Turitelas (in some cenozoic block in the Western Foothills of Taiwan) Guilhem Amin Douillet

Pale sandstone bed between crumbly dark grey shale, its fine internal layers rising in overlapping wavy climbing ripples, with a blue and yellow pen laid along it for scale. — Climbing ripples, Pleistocene foreland basin of Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

Stack of thin grey sandy layers that thicken and thin in rhythmic wavy lenses, separated by darker muddy partings, with a blue and yellow pen standing in front for scale. — rhythmite ripples (neap and spring), Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

Two small slender fossil sea urchin spines, finely ribbed and pale grey, lying in crumbly grey sediment below a blue and yellow pen for scale. — Sea urchin spikes in the Pliocene foreland basin of Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

Smooth grey sandstone surface with a reddish brown burrow trace shaped like a curved line ending in two oval loops, next to a blue and yellow pen for scale. — Bioturbation in Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

Small white fossil plate of a sea urchin with a central hole and radiating petal-like pattern, lying on grey sand. — Equinoderm fossils in the Pliocene foreland basin of Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

Close-up of grey sandy sediment dotted with small round cream-coloured shells of benthic foraminifera, like tiny beads. — Benthic foraminifera, Western Foothills, Taiwan Guilhem Amin Douillet

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