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Streams have broken up the soft sediments of the Dominican Republic, exposing ancient marine life.
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A well-preserved piece of coral in sediments in the Cibao Valley, Dominican Republic.
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View of the interior of an age-old coral in the sediments of the Dominican Republic.
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A stream in the Cibao Valley, Dominican Republic, cuts into soft sediments containing fossil coral.
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Ancient marine fauna lies below the forests and fields of today's Dominican Republic.
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Sediments along this stream in the Dominican Republic contain fossil corals.
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