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Aerial of land rich in iron oxides

Aerial of land rich in iron oxides. Hamersley Range, Pilbara region, Western Australia. The Pilbara seabed rose to form one of Earth's first permanent land masses about 3.5 billion yeras ago. Summits are layered where hard rock has resisted erosion

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© Jean-Paul Ferrero / www.ardea.com
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