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 The
Earth Science World Image Bank is a service provided
by the American Geological Institute (AGI). This Image Bank is designed
to provide quality geoscience images to the public, educators, and
the geoscience community. Click on one of the images below to browse
that category or go to the Search
Images page for an advanced search.
 January
2006 - The Image Bank now has over 6,000 images available to
search, making it one of the largest sources of Earth Science imagery
available on the web! So start searching today!!!
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NOTICE: To all users. Please note that as of
January, 2005, all photo quality images must be pre-paid in order
for requests to be processed (this will mostly affect commercial
users of the Image Bank). We apologize for this inconvienence, but
find this measure necessary.
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Sand dune arch exhibiting how differential erosion has removed slightly less resistant material, leaving the more resistant rock standing in relief.
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Photo ID: h0wm9w
| Photographer: USGS | Credit Line: Courtesy United States Geological Survey
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