<p>Would it look like any other region of the planet?</p>

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2014-07-02T07:24:55.813Z
Not really sure about this question - if you remove the sand, you'd get down to bedrock. Most of the planet that isn't desert (or ocean or ice) is covered in vegetation or built environment. It's clearly not going to look like that. Are you just asking what kind of rocks are under the Sahara?
naught101
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2014-10-09T08:42:43.487Z
I'm with @naught101 Are you talking about "look" from a geological point of view or a geomorphological point of view?
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If all the sand in the Saharan Desert were to be removed, what would the remaining landscape look like?
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# If all the sand in the Saharan Desert were to be removed, what would the remaining landscape look like?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-06-25)

Would it look like any other region of the planet?

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> **username_1**: Not really sure about this question - if you remove the sand, you'd get down to bedrock. Most of the planet that isn't desert (or ocean or ice) is covered in vegetation or built environment. It's clearly not going to look like that. Are you just asking what kind of rocks are under the Sahara?  
> **username_2**: I'm with @username_1 Are you talking about "look" from a geological point of view or a geomorphological point of view?  

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