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Limestone / Sedimentary rocks / Carbonate minerals / Evaporite / Carbonates / Marl / Little Limestone Lake / Dolomite / Calcium carbonate / Karst / Hard water / Carbonate rock
Date: 2013-02-26 10:25:22
Limestone
Sedimentary rocks
Carbonate minerals
Evaporite
Carbonates
Marl
Little Limestone Lake
Dolomite
Calcium carbonate
Karst
Hard water
Carbonate rock

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