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Petrified wood cross-section displays intricate growth rings, natural textures, geological formations. Layers of grey, brown, Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Petrified Wood Cross-Section
Close-up of a petrified wood cross-section displaying concentric growth rings. The Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Close-up of a petrified wood cross-section showcasing intricate textures, rich earth tones, and natural patterns, highlighting the Royalty Free Stock Photo
Petrified wood cross-section features intricate growth rings with unique gray blue white coloration. Fossilized wood specimen Royalty Free Stock Photo
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The image showcases a detailed cross-section of a petrified wood specimen. The wood is predominantly black, exhibiting a dense, almost charcoal-like appearance, likely due to the intense heat and pressure involved in its fossilization. Distinct growth rings are clearly visible, creating a swirling pattern that extends towards the center of the piece. A central, lighter-colored core is present,


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