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Topside, also known as Gandik or the outermost part of the beef& x27;s hind leg, is used for various dishes that require long Royalty Free Stock Photo

From outermost to innermost, feature the colors red, orange, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Outermost layers are green transitioning to brown and then to Royalty Free Stock Photo

A clay bowl is filled with concentric circles of various seeds and grains. The outermost ring Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Cross-sectional diagram illustrating Earth\'s layers. The outermost layer is the crust, Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Cross-sectional illustration of Earth showing its interior layers. The outermost crust,

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Illustration of an eye composed of concentric circles. The outermost circle is black, Royalty Free Stock Photo

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A cross-sectional diagram of Earth, showcasing its internal layers. The outermost Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Illustration of Earth with a cross-section revealing its internal layers. The outermost Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Cross-sectional illustration of Earth showing its interior layers. The outermost crust, depicted at 7.50 km thick, is topped with mountains. Beneath is the mantle reaching 1855 km, labeled as lithosphere (rigid) and asthenosphere (2250 km) with convection currents. The outer core appears at 10.90 km, and the solid inner core is 5.50 km deep. Labeled as "Fren Nickel" at 4850 km, it refers to composition. The slice reveals a glowing center representing Earth's core, surrounded by labeled layers.