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The Appalachian Mountains tell a complex story of geological processes spanning millions of years. From their ancient origins through numerous mountain-building events to their current passive state, they harbor a rich tapestry of ecosystems and geological phenomena. The region’s metamorphic rocks, sedimentary deposits, and unique ecological relationships create an enchanting landscape that continues to capture the imagination of explorers, scientists, and nature enthusiasts alike. Exciting discoveries await in this ancient mountain range, underscoring the extensive interplay between geology, biology, and the passage of time.