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Collected by Dan Evanich 11/21 during New Mexico Mineral Symposium field trip. Visual identification based on presence of multiple iron oxides.

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Original EntryCollected by Dan Evanich 11/21 during New Mexico Mineral Symposium field trip. Visual identification based on presence of multiple iron oxides.
Mindat Ref. ID16093766Long-form Identifiermindat:1:5:16093766:0
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Full ReferenceCollected by Dan Evanich 11/21 during New Mexico Mineral Symposium field trip. Visual identification based on presence of multiple iron oxides.
Plain TextCollected by Dan Evanich 11/21 during New Mexico Mineral Symposium field trip. Visual identification based on presence of multiple iron oxides.

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Copper Flat, Hillsboro Mining District, Sierra County, New Mexico, USAⓘ Jarosite

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