stromatolite

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Stromatolite Reef Cuatro Cienegas Mexico Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Reef Cuatro Cienegas Mexico Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Reef Cuatro Cienegas Mexico Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Reef Cuatro Cienegas Mexico Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Clusters Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fossilized proterozoic stromatolite Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Fossil Royalty Free Stock Photo
Fossil stromatolite from Wyoming
Foaming Stromatolite Royalty Free Stock Photo
Various stromatolite stromatolith gemstones Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Limestone Formation India Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite Limestone Formation India Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite in Sand Royalty Free Stock Photo
Stromatolite mineral isolated over white Royalty Free Stock Photo
Lake Thetis Stromatolite Royalty Free Stock Photo
Image shows a fossil stromatolite collected from the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming. Stromatolites were formed by blue-green algae under shallow, tidal waters where laminated domes formed by grains of sediment being trapped on the algae’s sticky surface. Stromatolites produced and released oxygen which became an abundant gas in our atmosphere for the first time. . This species (Codonophycus austinii) was found in the Mississippian Period (Madison Limestone) making it about 325-347 million years old.


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