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  Again, here are hundreds of beds that may have formed from a lake environment.  The dark areas represent sand.  The colors in the image doesn't literally represent the colors on Mars.  This photo was enhanced with color because the MOC narrow angle camera only takes black and white photos.

 

 
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Berry Bowl More delicious blueberries Massive Bedding

 

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