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Society & Rights April 18, 2026 355 stories in this edition

Scientists decipher the geological history of the Grand Canyon

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Scientists decipher the geological history of the Grand Canyon

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The study indicates that the river, around 6.6 million years ago, began to flow into a large depression in the Earth's surface, called a basin, forming a wide and shallow lake east of where the Grand Canyon later took shape

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The study indicates that the river, around 6.6 million years ago, began to flow into a large depression in the Earth's surface, called a basin, forming a wide and shallow lake east of where the Grand Canyon later took sh...

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