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Fist-sized stones from Lake Huron
University of Michigan entry:
The geologic formations of Michigan span more than 3.5 billion years, from some of the oldest Precambrian rocks to loose, unconsolidated drift left behind by the continental ice sheets of the Pleistocene period.
The geologic formations of Michigan span more than 3.5 billion years, from some of the oldest Precambrian rocks to loose, unconsolidated drift left behind by the continental ice sheets of the Pleistocene period.
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Doerthe club has replied to Ernst Doro clubDoerthe club has replied to micritterDoerthe club has replied to Ronald Losure clubThe description is what I found in the UofM site.
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