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| The Redwall limestone, typically 600-700 feet thick, is one of the major cliff-forming layers in Grand Canyon, and it's often the barrier that prevents hiking access between the rim and the river. It was deposited in a warm, shallow sea and is full of fossil corals and mollusks and extinct critters of all kinds. |
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