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Big Triassic Age Limestone Gray Type Biomicrite, In The Forest Park. Royalty-Free Stock Photography


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Limestone, sedimentary rock composed mainly of calcium carbonate, usually in the form of calcite or aragonite.

Beds of Triassic limestone at the Steinerne Platte area in Austria
Beds of Triassic limestone at the Steinerne Platte area in Austria
Beds of Triassic limestone at the Steinerne Platte area in Austria
Beds of Triassic limestone at the Steinerne Platte area in Austria
Old sheep barn on limestone rocks in the Julian Alps, Slovenia

Layered slabs of Triassic limestone in the Alps, with equidistant layer thicknesses, and a spring runner, selective focus
Detail of a horizontal fold with a disturbance in the limestone, Muschelkalk of the Bavarian Alps, Triassic

Layered slabs of Triassic limestone in the Alps, with equidistant layer thicknesses, and a spring runner, selective focus
Surface of a clay mineral and fossil rich limestone of middle Triassic age from Southern Germany

Surface of a clay mineral and fossil rich limestone of middle Triassic age from Southern Germany
Surface of a clay mineral and fossil rich limestone of middle Triassic age from Southern Germany
Surface of a clay mineral and fossil rich limestone of middle Triassic age from Southern Germany
Surface of a clay mineral and fossil rich limestone of middle Triassic age from Southern Germany
Layers of limestone plates in the Germanic Triassic of the Harz foreland, oblique with parallel layering and orthogonal fractures