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2004 BAR 006 Launch Ceremony
Barcelona, Spain. 1st February 2004.
Ken hashimoto, Anthony Davidson, David Richards, Jenson Button, Geoff Willis, Takuma Sato and Takeo Kiuchi at the launch of the Lucky Strike BAR Honda's challenger for the 2004 season.
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Fossil leaves of Neuropteris
Fossil leaves of Neuropteris, a genus created to account for a type of pteridosperm (seed fern) leaf, which appeared in fossil form detached from the original plant. The leaves are found on plants such as Medullosa an arboreal form of seed fern. Neuropteris is typical of the Upper Carboniferous period (280 million years ago) & is widespread in European & North American strata. They are found only in fossil form having been made extinct
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Desert Rose - Calcium sulphate
CAN-2179 "Desert Rose" - Calcium sulphate Sahara Desert, Tunisia and Algeria Desert Rose is a form of Calcium sulphate. It is a form of Gypsum. The brown / sandy colour is due to particles of sand, which become trapped within it. It is classed as a sedimentary rock. John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way
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