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Mines of Coro Coro, Bolivia. A
variety of
infiltration or
substitution pseudomorphism is
called alteration, in
which only
partial replacement occurs. This...
- Luz, B.; Sander, M.; Clemens, W.A. (1996). "Dinosaur bones:
fossils or
pseudomorphs? The
pitfalls of
physiology reconstruction from
apatitic fossils" (PDF)...
- The
shapes taken by ink
releases are
classified as six types:
pseudomorphs;
pseudomorph series; ink ropes; clouds/smokescreens;
diffuse puffs; mantle...
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Individual crystals are rare, but
occur as
slender to
acicular prisms.
Pseudomorphs after more
tabular or
blocky azurite crystals also occur. The stone's...
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alteration of
other minerals, it has been
known to form
pseudomorphs of many
different minerals. A
pseudomorph is a
mineral that has
replaced another mineral atom...
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termed a
pseudomorph of (or after) the reagent.
Illustrated here is a
pseudomorph of
kaolinite after orthoclase. Here, the
pseudomorph preserved the...
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Silicified remains of
algae and
silica pseudomorph after halite in flint.
Pebble of
Loire near Marcigny, France.
Image width:
about 5 mm....
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argentite as a
proper mineral. The name "argentite"
sometimes also
refers to
pseudomorphs of argentite:
specimens of
acanthite which still display some of the...
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Common goethite pseudomorphs include pyrite, siderite, and marcasite,
though any iron(II)-bearing
mineral could become a
goethite pseudomorph if
proper conditions...
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monoclinic vivianite oxidizes to form the
amorphous santabarbaraite.
Pseudomorphism may be seen in Victoria, Australia, in
Wannon Falls (originally a well-known...