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Apatite

Origin: Golconda, MG, Brazil

Description = idiomorphic crystals of apatite on feldspar. Apatite size (3x1 cm)

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Date = created December 2005

Author = Eurico Zimbres (FGEL/UERJ) and Tom Epaminondas (mineral collector)

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