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Hoodoo
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Hoodoo. A hoodoo is an erosional feature that forms as the result of differential erosion of unconsolidated sediments. The pillar is capped by a piece of rock that protects it from erosion. The unprotected material is eroded by occasional heavy rains, gradually forming a spire. Photographed in Guelmamet, Sahara Desert, southern Algeria.
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David Parker/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2317107
Legacy Identifier:
SK4289
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4457px × 5490px (~70 MB)
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abrasion
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differential erosion
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hoodoo
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