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Aerial - Playas/claypans and low dunes the most

Aerial - Playas/claypans and low dunes the most vegetated and largest sand dune desert in Australia. Maralinga-Tjarutja Aboriginal lands - near Lake Meramangye, Great Victoria Desert, South Australia

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10766606
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42890033
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4111px x 4961px (6.2MB)
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© Jean-Paul Ferrero / www.ardea.com
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10766606
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JPF-14373

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