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Limestone rocks after prairie fire
Exposed limestone rocks after a prairie fire in the Flint Hills Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed mostly of calcite (calcium carbonate, CaCO3). It is formed (largely in marine environments) by organic means?that is, from the remains of animals and plants. near Winfield, Kansas
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Limestone rocks after prairie fire
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Exposed limestone rocks after a prairie fire in the Flint Hills Limestone is a sedimentary rock composed mostly of calcite (calcium carbonate, CaCO3). It is formed (largely in marine environments) by organic means?that is, from the remains of animals and plants. near Winfield, Kansas
Credit:
Kenneth M. Highfill/Science Source
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SS2519500
Legacy Identifier:
BV9967
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10800px × 4220px 11MB
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caco3
calcite
calcium carbonate
chert
exposed strata
flint
flint hills
fossils
geological strata
geology
grazing land
kansas
panaoramic
panorama
permian period
prairie
sedimentary rock
sedimentary strata
strata
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