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Lawsonite

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Mottramite

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Garnet

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Phlogopite

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Epidote

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Microcline

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Erythrite

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Pyrope

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Iron

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Inesite

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Ferberite

Geology Page - March 13, 2014

Powellite

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Halite

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Epididymite

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Kottigite

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Forsterite

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Duftite

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Franklinite

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Copper

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