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Tango0125 Nov 2017 11:39 a.m. PST

"Pyramids don't occur naturally (1). But this strange pyramid maps a lot of things that do. They're called biomes, and they are arranged pyramidally to show where, why and how they occur.

A biome is a biological community of flora and fauna that has formed in response to a certain climate type. Add ‘em all up, and you have a biosphere – our biosphere. As indicated below and to the right of the pyramid, the two main determinants for each biome are temperature (hot/cold) and moisture (wet/dry)…"
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Bowman25 Nov 2017 12:18 p.m. PST

Pyramids don't occur naturally

Actually they do. In fact, they are found all over the world. Below is just one example…..the black desert of Jordan.

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Some suspect similar formations influenced the building of the Egyptian pyramids……..from stepped to smooth.

Oh, and there is no link, Armand.

Andrew Walters25 Nov 2017 12:34 p.m. PST

What about all those pyramids on Mars?

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