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Walk Through TimeCrystal Spring Formation1.2 billion ears old and 3,000 foot thick. This formation contains several rock types, many of which were formed in either marine (salt water) or fresh water environments. Shown here are a purple shale, a sandstone with crossbedding or a conglomerate. Precambrian > Proterozoic eon > Mesoproterozoic era > Ectasian period Next > < Previous |
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