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Scientists had to rethink their description of an Australian desert being "featureless" when they found a 4000-foot coral reel sitting in the middle.

Thanks to advanced satellite imagery scientists have unearthed the preserved remains of a reef-like structure on the Nullarbor Plain in Australia.

The remnants of a millions of years old coral reef has been discovered in the middle of an Australian desert.

Researchers have discovered remains of a massive coral reef in a desert plain they previously thought was featureless.

The Nullarbor Plain in southern Australia is an extremely flat and almost featureless desert that extends over 600 miles, but it once contained a vast, prehistoric ocean that led to the corals formation.

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Photo: Raul Mora Avalos, a hook tender on a high-lead logging operation, pauses during his work in this image by Oregon photographer David Paul Bayles. Avalos' photo is included in a new exhibit featuring Bayles' work, "Still, Trees," underway through Thursday, March 17, at MTSU's Baldwin Photographic Gallery in Room 269 of the university's Bragg Media and Entertainment Building, 1735 Blue Raider Drive. (photo by David Paul Bayles)MURFREESBORO, Tenn. &m...

Seismicity in the Kutch region is highly complex as it is characterized by multiple seismic sources in the form of several East-West trending fault lines.

It will take years for the charred hillside above Loma Alta Dr. in Santa Barbara to recover from last Thursday's Loma Fire. Two UCSB experts in Earth Surface Processes assessed the site Tuesday.