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Fossilized Remains Of Large Oyster-like Bivalve Mollusc From Miocene Geological Epoch Found On El Confital Beach Royalty-Free Stock Photo


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Fossilized remains of large oyster-like bivalve mollusc from miocene geological epoch found on El Confital beach #238372179
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Fossilized remains of large oyster-like bivalve mollusc from miocene geological epoch found on El Confital beach in Las Palmas

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Fossilized remains of large oyster-like bivalve mollusc from miocene geological epoch found on El Confital beach
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