Bio-erosion of canyon walls

Bio-erosion of canyon walls. The holes are probably all fossil or active burrows.

Photo Location: Block Canyon, east wall 2131-2062m
Photo Date: 20130722T184217Z

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Author: NOAA OKEANOS Explorer Program , 2013 Northeast U. S. Canyons Expedition/ NOAA

License: Public Domain Mark 1.0 (Public domain)

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