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Bristlecone pine tree at sunrise

Bristlecone pine. View of a bristlecone pine tree Pinus aristata and the moon at sunrise. This remarkable species lives at an altitude of 2100 to 3600 metres, and is one of the longest-living organisms on Earth. Some specimens have been estimated as being nearly 5000 years old. Studies of wood from bristlecone pines has provided much data on ancient climates. Whilst studying the bristlecone, researchers discovered that climates more than 3600 years ago had a different carbon dioxide content, leading to a revision of the ages derived from carbon-14 dating

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Gymnosperm Gymnosperms Moon Pine Sun Rise Type Bristlecone Bristlecone Pine Pinus Aristata


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This print showcases the awe-inspiring beauty of a Bristlecone pine tree at sunrise. Standing tall and majestic, this particular species known as Pinus aristata is truly remarkable. Thriving at extreme altitudes ranging from 2100 to 3600 meters, it has earned its place as one of the longest-living organisms on our planet. Intriguingly, some individuals of this ancient species have been estimated to be nearly 5000 years old, making them living witnesses to millennia of history. But their significance goes beyond their age; these resilient trees have also played a crucial role in unraveling Earth's past climates. Scientists studying wood samples from Bristlecone pines discovered that over 3600 years ago, carbon dioxide levels differed significantly from what they are today. This revelation prompted a revision in the ages derived from carbon-14 dating techniques and provided valuable insights into ancient climates. As we gaze upon this breathtaking image capturing both the bristlecone pine tree and the moon during sunrise, we are reminded of nature's ability to endure and adapt throughout time. It serves as a reminder that there is much wisdom hidden within these ancient giants waiting for us to discover – secrets locked away in their rings that can help us better understand our planet's history and perhaps even shape our future.

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