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English: The bog "Maujahn" in Germany. It has been developed in a caving-in over a salt dome.
Deutsch: Das Kesselmoor Maujahn, das sich in einem Erdfall über einem Salzstock gebildet hat. Die hochmoortypische Vegetation wird unter anderem von Scheiden-Wollgras (Eriophorum vaginatum) bestimmt.
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Source Own work. Location: North-eastern Lower Saxony, Germany.
Author Christian Fischer
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