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Continuing on with my scheduled Tasmanian posts…
Dravite occurs most often as brown prismatic crystals in hydrothermal veins and skarns, and many such occurrences have traditionally been labelled as dravite based on a visual identification...
Continuing on with my scheduled Tasmanian posts…
Dolomite is extremely abundant in a range of environments. It can form dolomite rock (a sedimentary rock that contains more than 90% dolomite mineral), and can be a major component of limest...
Continuing on with my scheduled Tasmanian posts…
Dickite is a hydrothermal alteration product from aluminium-rich intrusive rocks in ore deposits. It is a white clay mineral that usually occurs as minute platy crystals, or more regularly a...
As I will be away from my desk for a week, I will share some of my Tasmanian minerals and a few locations.
First up, the rare beryllium silicate mineral, danalite.
Danalite is an uncommon mineral occurring as pink to red to brown tetrahed...
This video is part of an ongoing series of monthly presentations on mineral subjects. This month, Frank Loman told us about radioactive minerals - the oxides.
Frank introduces the session as an exploration of Group 4 of the Strunz classifi...
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I am a mineral enthusiast, artist, photographer and publisher in Ballarat, Victoria, Australia. I am also interested in many aspects of science and nature, and am currently learning Japanese.
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