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                            Due to the compression of the Philippine sea plate, the coral reefs that were originally under the sea were lifted to the land, and the sandstones under the coral reefs were weaker in anti-erosion, so there was obvious differential erosion.

                            Due to the compression of the Philippine sea plate, the coral reefs that were originally under the sea were lifted to the land, and the sandstones under the coral reefs were weaker in anti-erosion, so there was obvious differential erosion.

                            Sandstone shale interlayers are subject to differential erosion on the sea erosion platform formed by seawater erosion. Due to the unequal amount of uplift during the uplift, the rock formations are slightly tilted to form a single-sided mountain topography.

                            Sandstone shale interlayers are subject to differential erosion on the sea erosion platform formed by seawater erosion. Due to the unequal amount of uplift during the uplift, the rock formations are slightly tilted to form a single-sided mountain topography.

                            The distribution range of Baishuimu is in the coastal areas of Taiwan. It can also be seen on the beaches or coral reefs along the coast of Lanyu and Green Island. The fruit can be spread by seawater. In addition to its salt and drought tolerance characteristics, the leaves are densely covered with hairs It also grows fast, with dense white flowers becoming the focus of attention.

                            The distribution range of Baishuimu is in the coastal areas of Taiwan. It can also be seen on the beaches or coral reefs along the coast of Lanyu and Green Island. The fruit can be spread by seawater. In addition to its salt and drought tolerance characteristics, the leaves are densely covered with hairs It also grows fast, with dense white flowers becoming the focus of attention.

                            The sandstone block is covered with a layer of coral reef, indicating that the sandstone block was submerged by the seawater. Coral insects living in the shallow seas implanted on it, forming a coral reef to cover it. Later, the seawater surface was relatively lower and exposed.

                            The sandstone block is covered with a layer of coral reef, indicating that the sandstone block was submerged by the seawater. Coral insects living in the shallow seas implanted on it, forming a coral reef to cover it. Later, the seawater surface was relatively lower and exposed.

                            Many cracks can be seen on the sea steps due to decompression, erosion, and weathering. This is due to the fact that the Tokaoka sandstone joints are cut, and the seawater continues to erode along the two sets of joints, eventually forming a small tofu rock terrain.

                            Many cracks can be seen on the sea steps due to decompression, erosion, and weathering. This is due to the fact that the Tokaoka sandstone joints are cut, and the seawater continues to erode along the two sets of joints, eventually forming a small tofu rock terrain.

                            Wave marks are generated after being affected by ocean waves or currents. When the vortex is weakened into advection, there will be slight friction at the bottom, resulting in smaller wave-like undulations, forming a gentle and steep sedimentary structure, which can be used to indicate the ancient flow direction. It can be seen from the photos that the joint generation time is later than the wave mark, and the structures such as joints are generated after the rock layer is lifted and compressed.

                            Wave marks are generated after being affected by ocean waves or currents. When the vortex is weakened into advection, there will be slight friction at the bottom, resulting in smaller wave-like undulations, forming a gentle and steep sedimentary structure, which can be used to indicate the ancient flow direction. It can be seen from the photos that the joint generation time is later than the wave mark, and the structures such as joints are generated after the rock layer is lifted and compressed.

                            Salt erosion: When seawater accumulates in rock depressions, crystalline salt grains generated after the seawater evaporates. The crystalline salt grains will damage the surface of the rocks, causing chemical damage between the rock particles and cementation.

                            Salt erosion: When seawater accumulates in rock depressions, crystalline salt grains generated after the seawater evaporates. The crystalline salt grains will damage the surface of the rocks, causing chemical damage between the rock particles and cementation.

                            Xiaoyeliu's sandstone joints were slowly eroded to expand the joint gap. It can also be seen in the photo that the red-brown band weathering pattern formed by the iron oxide ions precipitated in the joint surface of the rock formation.

                            Xiaoyeliu's sandstone joints were slowly eroded to expand the joint gap. It can also be seen in the photo that the red-brown band weathering pattern formed by the iron oxide ions precipitated in the joint surface of the rock formation.

                            The tofu rock landscape formed after the rock formation was cut by two sets of parallel joints. The seawater continues to erode along the joint surface, and the fracture surface will expand. The tofu rocks of Xiaoyeliu are not square or rhombic, but many of them are rectangular and look like tofu. They are called

                            The tofu rock landscape formed after the rock formation was cut by two sets of parallel joints. The seawater continues to erode along the joint surface, and the fracture surface will expand. The tofu rocks of Xiaoyeliu are not square or rhombic, but many of them are rectangular and look like tofu. They are called "tofu rocks".

                            The sandstone of Xiaoyeliu was covered with a layer of coral reef, indicating that the surface of the sea had risen relatively, covering it for a period of time. Later, the surface of the sea was relatively lower, and the coral reef was exposed from the surface.

                            The sandstone of Xiaoyeliu was covered with a layer of coral reef, indicating that the surface of the sea had risen relatively, covering it for a period of time. Later, the surface of the sea was relatively lower, and the coral reef was exposed from the surface.

                            The coral reef of Xiaoyeliu is covered on the lower sea steps and is covered with seaside plants. These plants have many mechanisms suitable for wind resistance, salt resistance, and evaporation prevention, so even small gaps between the rocks can survive.

                            The coral reef of Xiaoyeliu is covered on the lower sea steps and is covered with seaside plants. These plants have many mechanisms suitable for wind resistance, salt resistance, and evaporation prevention, so even small gaps between the rocks can survive.

                            Due to the influence of orogenic movement, crustal uplift and variability of meteorological factors, Xiaoyeliu was lifted to the ground in the past, so the scenery of coral reefs can be seen everywhere. Traces of past coral growth can be clearly seen in the photos.

                            Due to the influence of orogenic movement, crustal uplift and variability of meteorological factors, Xiaoyeliu was lifted to the ground in the past, so the scenery of coral reefs can be seen everywhere. Traces of past coral growth can be clearly seen in the photos.

                            The material in the rock formation also has a difference in anti-erosion ability, so it does not necessarily show a smooth scene after weathering. This photo shows the small terrain landscape formed by the differential erosion of the sandstone of Xiaoyeliu after being weathered.

                            The material in the rock formation also has a difference in anti-erosion ability, so it does not necessarily show a smooth scene after weathering. This photo shows the small terrain landscape formed by the differential erosion of the sandstone of Xiaoyeliu after being weathered.

                            Coral reefs and sandstones have different anti-erosion capabilities. Sandstones are relatively more eroded. Therefore, after being eroded by seawater and gravity, they present a landscape that collapses.

                            Coral reefs and sandstones have different anti-erosion capabilities. Sandstones are relatively more eroded. Therefore, after being eroded by seawater and gravity, they present a landscape that collapses.

                            Many small caves have been formed in the rocks due to seawater erosion or biological effects. White salt crystals evaporated from the seawater and red iron oxide can be found in the caves.

                            Many small caves have been formed in the rocks due to seawater erosion or biological effects. White salt crystals evaporated from the seawater and red iron oxide can be found in the caves.

                            Xiaoyeliu often accumulated a lot of driftwood after the typhoon, which shows that the forests in the upstream areas have been greatly damaged. At the same time, driftwood will also affect the coastal ecology, landscape and economic activities.

                            Xiaoyeliu often accumulated a lot of driftwood after the typhoon, which shows that the forests in the upstream areas have been greatly damaged. At the same time, driftwood will also affect the coastal ecology, landscape and economic activities.

                            The seawater invades the monoclinic rock along the joint surface, but it does not have a straight and neat joint surface like tofu rock, so the shape after erosion is more inconsistent. Like the neatly arranged turtle back, it is called turtle array rock.

                            The seawater invades the monoclinic rock along the joint surface, but it does not have a straight and neat joint surface like tofu rock, so the shape after erosion is more inconsistent. Like the neatly arranged turtle back, it is called turtle array rock.

                            Xiaoyeliu has many different sedimentary deformation structures. The wave-like bedding in the photo records the wave marks caused by the sediment deposition and the staggered layers with a slight dip.

                            Xiaoyeliu has many different sedimentary deformation structures. The wave-like bedding in the photo records the wave marks caused by the sediment deposition and the staggered layers with a slight dip.

                            Coral reef rocks were originally located on the sea floor. They would appear above sea level only when the plates were squeezed and the crustal uplifted. The sandstones on the lower side were relatively resistant to corrosion. Coral reefs are lined up on sandstone, which also indicates that the sea level once rose, allowing coral reefs to grow on sandstone.

                            Coral reef rocks were originally located on the sea floor. They would appear above sea level only when the plates were squeezed and the crustal uplifted. The sandstones on the lower side were relatively resistant to corrosion. Coral reefs are lined up on sandstone, which also indicates that the sea level once rose, allowing coral reefs to grow on sandstone.

                            The original sedimentary layer was uplifted, and after erosion, it was covered with a layer of coral reef, which is a characteristic of Xiaoyeliu

                            The original sedimentary layer was uplifted, and after erosion, it was covered with a layer of coral reef, which is a characteristic of Xiaoyeliu

                            Differential erosion results in the formation of a smaller sea erosion platform between the two monoclinic ridges, and the depression forms an intertidal zone. Seawater and sediment accumulate here, which can provide an intertidal zone living environment.

                            Differential erosion results in the formation of a smaller sea erosion platform between the two monoclinic ridges, and the depression forms an intertidal zone. Seawater and sediment accumulate here, which can provide an intertidal zone living environment.

                            The original horizontal rock layer was inclined due to the uneven lifting effect, forming a small monoclinic ridge. In addition to the monoclinic ridge landscape, you can also see turtle array stones and weathered windows formed by the erosion of the sea before the uplift.

                            The original horizontal rock layer was inclined due to the uneven lifting effect, forming a small monoclinic ridge. In addition to the monoclinic ridge landscape, you can also see turtle array stones and weathered windows formed by the erosion of the sea before the uplift.

                            In the small single-sided mountain landscape formed by the uplifting and lithological differences, different landscapes formed by erosion can be seen, including the sea pot hole on the left and the straight bedding plane on the right.

                            In the small single-sided mountain landscape formed by the uplifting and lithological differences, different landscapes formed by erosion can be seen, including the sea pot hole on the left and the straight bedding plane on the right.

                            The reason for the formation of mushroom-shaped rocks is that the corrosion resistance of the upper and lower layers of the rock is different, leaving harder upper nodules after being eroded. With continuous erosion and uplift, the sandstones that are more susceptible to erosion in the lower layers will gradually become narrow necks.

                            The reason for the formation of mushroom-shaped rocks is that the corrosion resistance of the upper and lower layers of the rock is different, leaving harder upper nodules after being eroded. With continuous erosion and uplift, the sandstones that are more susceptible to erosion in the lower layers will gradually become narrow necks.

                            The nodules in the center of the rock are harder than the surroundings, so the surroundings are more likely to be eroded and recessed. At the same time, the depressions are grayish in color. It can be judged that the rocks are eroded by wind and seawater at the same time, and gray salt crystals are left after the seawater evaporates.

                            The nodules in the center of the rock are harder than the surroundings, so the surroundings are more likely to be eroded and recessed. At the same time, the depressions are grayish in color. It can be judged that the rocks are eroded by wind and seawater at the same time, and gray salt crystals are left after the seawater evaporates.

                            Potholes can be divided into river potholes river and the sea potholes, sea potholes have usually sand or other substances needed to assist in erosion. In this photo, we can see that the main place where the rocks are eroded is where the two sets of joints intersect.

                            Potholes can be divided into river potholes river and the sea potholes, sea potholes have usually sand or other substances needed to assist in erosion. In this photo, we can see that the main place where the rocks are eroded is where the two sets of joints intersect.

                            Coastal shellfish such as barnacles have stayed. Due to the secretion of organic acids, the surface of the rocks is often uneven, forming many round depressions. The formation of a circular cavity is that when the waves are sprayed on the coast with the wind, it will remain in the concave of the rock surface to form stagnant water. The cavity is gradually enlarged by weathering. When many round cavities are gathered on the same rock surface, they are like honeycombs and are called honeycomb rocks.

                            Coastal shellfish such as barnacles have stayed. Due to the secretion of organic acids, the surface of the rocks is often uneven, forming many round depressions. The formation of a circular cavity is that when the waves are sprayed on the coast with the wind, it will remain in the concave of the rock surface to form stagnant water. The cavity is gradually enlarged by weathering. When many round cavities are gathered on the same rock surface, they are like honeycombs and are called honeycomb rocks.

                            Many small and large or circular, or oval, long, tubular, dendritic, or even irregular patterns can be found in the Xiaoyeliu. These patterns are the traces left by ancient creatures on the ocean floor millions of years ago, and they are called

                            Many small and large or circular, or oval, long, tubular, dendritic, or even irregular patterns can be found in the Xiaoyeliu. These patterns are the traces left by ancient creatures on the ocean floor millions of years ago, and they are called "bio-fossils."

                            The geology of Xiaoyeliu is interbedded with sandstone and shale. The rock at the bottom is more fragile and the rock at the top is harder. Under the effect of differential erosion, mushroom rocks have been formed, forming a line of beauty.

                            The geology of Xiaoyeliu is interbedded with sandstone and shale. The rock at the bottom is more fragile and the rock at the top is harder. Under the effect of differential erosion, mushroom rocks have been formed, forming a line of beauty.

                            The sea erosion ditch is mostly due to the long-term erosion and weathering of seawater along the joint surface, which causes the joint surface to continuously expand and form a groove-like shape. This is a common topographic landscape in coastal areas.

                            The sea erosion ditch is mostly due to the long-term erosion and weathering of seawater along the joint surface, which causes the joint surface to continuously expand and form a groove-like shape. This is a common topographic landscape in coastal areas.

                            Rocks have been eroded to varying degrees, forming bumps. The formation principles of honeycomb rocks and weathered windows are the same, and they are affected by weathering to form a landscape that protrudes around and is depressed in the center.

                            Rocks have been eroded to varying degrees, forming bumps. The formation principles of honeycomb rocks and weathered windows are the same, and they are affected by weathering to form a landscape that protrudes around and is depressed in the center.

                            The landscape in the photo can be roughly divided into coral rock that is not easily eroded, irregularly shaped nodules, and sandstone that is easily eroded. There is a clear layering between the three, and you can see that different lithologies under the same force , showing a different look.

                            The landscape in the photo can be roughly divided into coral rock that is not easily eroded, irregularly shaped nodules, and sandstone that is easily eroded. There is a clear layering between the three, and you can see that different lithologies under the same force , showing a different look.

                            The nodules in the rock formation are relatively strong in anti-erosion ability. After the rocks above are eroded, they gradually exposed to the surface. Many joints thereon are mainly because the nodules expand after decompression, and the rock mass is divided into many small pieces.

                            The nodules in the rock formation are relatively strong in anti-erosion ability. After the rocks above are eroded, they gradually exposed to the surface. Many joints thereon are mainly because the nodules expand after decompression, and the rock mass is divided into many small pieces.

                            If the shape of the nodules in the rock is more irregular, the shape of the part left after erosion will be more irregular, forming a mass like ginger, and forming a landscape like ginger rock.

                            If the shape of the nodules in the rock is more irregular, the shape of the part left after erosion will be more irregular, forming a mass like ginger, and forming a landscape like ginger rock.

                            In the photo, it can be seen that ginger rock and the underlying rock layer have obvious upper and lower layers, indicating that the lithology is different. Only part of the honeycomb rocks of ginger stone developed on it, forming a strange rocky landscape. It can be explained that the rock formation composition and cementation are different due to different erosion.

                            In the photo, it can be seen that ginger rock and the underlying rock layer have obvious upper and lower layers, indicating that the lithology is different. Only part of the honeycomb rocks of ginger stone developed on it, forming a strange rocky landscape. It can be explained that the rock formation composition and cementation are different due to different erosion.

                            Ginger rock itself is caused by irregularly shaped nodules and has a hard texture, so its shape is variable and its size is different. For example, the ginger rock in the photo is full of criss-cross joints, and part of it also forms a small honeycomb landscape.

                            Ginger rock itself is caused by irregularly shaped nodules and has a hard texture, so its shape is variable and its size is different. For example, the ginger rock in the photo is full of criss-cross joints, and part of it also forms a small honeycomb landscape.

                            The sediments in the sea were originally horizontal deposits, but were squeezed to expose the water surface, forming a series of small, single-sided mountain views that were steep and slow. After seawater erosion, residual hills are formed.

                            The sediments in the sea were originally horizontal deposits, but were squeezed to expose the water surface, forming a series of small, single-sided mountain views that were steep and slow. After seawater erosion, residual hills are formed.

                            Sandstone stratification is clear. Wave marks and iron oxide traces in the rock layer can be seen in order from the bottom to the top, which is helpful for understanding the sedimentary environment at the time. It can also be seen that the same sandstone layer has different erosion resistance . It can also be seen from the photos that the rock blocks are broken due to the joints.

                            Sandstone stratification is clear. Wave marks and iron oxide traces in the rock layer can be seen in order from the bottom to the top, which is helpful for understanding the sedimentary environment at the time. It can also be seen that the same sandstone layer has different erosion resistance . It can also be seen from the photos that the rock blocks are broken due to the joints.

                            Although the trails are laid in the Xiaoyeliu Scenic Area, the way and design are different in different periods, and some wooden planks are even loose. In addition to the possible inconvenience and danger for tourists, it also makes the landscape in the park uncoordinated.

                            Although the trails are laid in the Xiaoyeliu Scenic Area, the way and design are different in different periods, and some wooden planks are even loose. In addition to the possible inconvenience and danger for tourists, it also makes the landscape in the park uncoordinated.

                            The mottled notice boards in the scenic area make it difficult for people to read, but maintenance is difficult due to factors such as a certain use period. On the other hand, it also highlights the difficult aspects of coastal zone management.

                            The mottled notice boards in the scenic area make it difficult for people to read, but maintenance is difficult due to factors such as a certain use period. On the other hand, it also highlights the difficult aspects of coastal zone management.

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