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Stratiform copper deposit, California.
Malachite veins in quartzite, SE California. (Res-13)
Download ImageTalc Mine, SE California.
Talc, formed by metasomatic reaction of Proterozoic diabase sill (below) with dolomite of Crystal Springs Fm (above). Mojave Desert, California. (Res-12)
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Coal. Bituminous (L) and anthracite (R).
hand speciments of bituminous and anthracite coal.
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Open-pit gold mine, NV.
Open-pit gold mine, for disseminated gold, near Beatty, Nevada.
Download ImageOpen pit borate mine, SE California.
Aerial view of Open pit borate mine. Mine lies within the confines of Death Valley National Park, SE California. (Res-07)
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table salt –halite cubes
halite has 3 perpendicular directions of cleavage –so it breaks into cubes. You can see this with ordinary table salt. (Min-20)
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