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This is a picture of layers of zebra limestone under the Eisriesenwelt ice cave in Werfen, Austria. |
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This picture was cropped from a montage of rock layers in the Alps. The original illustration that this picture appeared in can be found here, and the article that the illustration appeared in can be found here |
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I created this file on July 31, 2006. The original appeared in the December 1964 edition of the Kansas Geological Survey. |
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Alfred G. Fisher and the Kansas Geological Survey at http://www.kgs.ku.edu |
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| current | 19:59, 31 July 2006 | 181×191 (30 KB) | Astaire | ({{Information |Description=This is a picture of layers of zebra limestone under the Eisriesenwelt ice cave in Werfen, Austria. |Source=This picture was cropped from a montage of rock layers in the Alps. The original illustration that this picture appear) |
