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Baikalsee

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 Russland / Sibirien, Föderationskreis / Irkutsk (Irkutskaja), Oblast / Baikalsee

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Baikalsee, Irkutsk, Sibirien, Föderationskreis, RU
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Minerals (Count: 183)

Mineral images (2 Images total)

Spinell
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Spinell
Flächenreicher schwarzer Spinell (2,0 cm) mit dunkelgrünem Apatit; Stufengröße: 5,0 cm x 4,0 cm x 3,0 cm; Fundort: Baikalsee - Russland
Copyright: Stonebrother; Contribution: Mineralienatlas
Collection: Stonebrother
Location: Russland/Sibirien, Föderationskreis/Irkutsk (Irkutskaja), Oblast/Baikalsee
Mineral: Spinel
Image: 1127326322
Rating: 7 (votes: 2)
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Spinell

Flächenreicher schwarzer Spinell (2,0 cm) mit dunkelgrünem Apatit; Stufengröße: 5,0 cm x 4,0 cm x 3,0 cm; Fundort: Baikalsee - Russland
Collection: Stonebrother
Copyright: Stonebrother
Contribution: Mineralienatlas 2005-09-21
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Klinochlor
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Klinochlor
Größe: 85x53 mm; Fundort: Baikalsee, Irkutsk Oblast, Prebaikalien, Sibirien, Russland
Copyright: Kevin Downey; Contribution: slugslayer
Location: Russland/Sibirien, Föderationskreis/Irkutsk (Irkutskaja), Oblast/Baikalsee
Mineral: Clinochlore
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Klinochlor

Größe: 85x53 mm; Fundort: Baikalsee, Irkutsk Oblast, Prebaikalien, Sibirien, Russland
Copyright: Kevin Downey
Contribution: slugslayer 2012-01-31
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Rocks (Count: 17)

Reference- and Source indication, Literature

Literatur:

  • Renovanz (1793). Baikalit. (Typ-Publ.). Name für blauen Diopsid. (Diskreditiert)
  • Baikalit. Miner. Mag. 52 (1988), 535.

IDs

GUSID (Global unique identifier short form) rvJGUdMcbkKtl3OIOOCLCQ
GUID (Global unique identifier) 5146F2AE-1CD3-426E-AD97-738838E08B09
Database ID 18268