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Close-up of a rock surface with prominent layers of sedimentary rock. The texture is Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a natural rock surface, displaying layers of brown, orange, and black Royalty Free Stock Photo

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The surface has a rough texture, indicative of sedimentary or metamorphic Royalty Free Stock Photo

Diagonal Stratified Stone Texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Close-up of a rock surface with prominent layers of sedimentary rock. The texture is

Close-up of a textured rock surface with layered formations and visible cracks Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Natural Stone Texture with Orange and Grey Geological Layers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Natural Earth Layers and Rock Texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up detailed texture of a rugged sedimentary rock cliff face with horizontal layers and fissures Royalty Free Stock Photo

Smooth stone with a prominent pattern of horizontal layers in shades of gray and light Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close-up of a rock surface with prominent layers of sedimentary rock. The texture is rough, with various shades of brown, beige, and grey. The distinct parallel lines indicate stratification, suggesting geological processes of sediment accumulation and compression over time. The irregular patterns and natural colors reflect the rock's mineral composition and historical formation.