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DescriptionCraterstructure.gif	English: NASA image of simple and complex crater structure. The caption read, "As shown in the above diagram, the main difference between the simple crater and the complex crater, is that the complex crater exhibits central peak uplift in the center of the crater."
Date	29 December 2004
Source	http://craters.gsfc.nasa.gov/assests/images/craterstructure.gif
Author	NASA
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