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    English: A macro photo of marine parent material from a soil monolith in the UBC Soil Monolith Collection. The cracking present in the photo is due to the mounting and drying process, but would naturally present as a massive soil. The grey spotting are spaces where manganese has accumulated. The photo was taken by Amy Wells on January 20, 2025.
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