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Unusual Quartz and Chalcedony Pseudomorphs From Canada's Alberta's Badlands

Michael A. Menzies, Si Frazier

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10.1080/00357529.2012.677374-F0001 Figure 1. Pair of quartz crystal rosettes (the largest is 2.5 cm across), from the Battle River area, northeast of Donalda. Note the progression from small drusy ...

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10.1080/00357529.2012.677374-F0001 Figure 1. Pair of quartz crystal rosettes (the largest is 2.5 cm across), from the Battle River area, northeast of Donalda. Note the progression from small drusy ...

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10.1080/00357529.2012.677374-F0001 Figure 1. Pair of quartz crystal rosettes (the largest is 2.5 cm across), from the Battle River area, northeast of Donalda. Note the progression from small drusy ...

Key concepts: Pseudomorph, Chalcedony, Quartz, Battle, Archaeology, Geology, Geography, Paleontology

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