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Biotite from
Wonder Well, Riverina Station, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia


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Biotite

Wonder Well, Riverina Station, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
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Biotite

Wonder Well, Riverina Station, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
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Biotite

Wonder Well, Riverina Station, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
Locality type:Well
Classification
Species:'Biotite' (not an IMA approved species)
Formula:K(Fe2+/Mg)2(Al/Fe3+/Mg/Ti)([Si/Al/Fe]2Si2O10)(OH/F)2
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Associated Minerals Based on Photo Data:
Beryl5
- var Emerald5
Actinolite1
Albite1
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Biotite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Wonder Well, Riverina Station, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:109270
Long-form Identifier:1:3:109270:7
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Biotite
5.4km (3.4 miles) ⓘRiverina Gold Mine, Riverina Station, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
21.0km (13.0 miles) ⓘOff Chance Gold Mine, Mulline Goldfield, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
37.9km (23.6 miles) ⓘLight of Israel Gold Mine (Lights of Israel), Davyhurst, Davyhurst Goldfield, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
38.0km (23.6 miles) ⓘGreat Ophir Gold Mine, Davyhurst, Davyhurst Goldfield, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
38.1km (23.7 miles) ⓘGolden Pole Gold Mine, Davyhurst, Davyhurst Goldfield, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
42.3km (26.3 miles) ⓘSelkirk Gold Mine (Dublin Castle; Coronation; Menzies Proprietary; Dublin Proprietary), Menzies, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
42.7km (26.5 miles) ⓘRobinson Crusoe Gold Mine (Crusoe; Menzies Crusoe), Menzies, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
42.8km (26.6 miles) ⓘFirst Hit Gold Mine, Menzies, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
43.8km (27.2 miles) ⓘLady Shenton Gold Mine, Menzies, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
43.9km (27.3 miles) ⓘGolden Age Gold Mine, Menzies, Menzies Shire, Western Australia, Australia
References
Jacobson, Mark Ivan, Calderwood, Mark Andrew, Grguric, Benjamin Alexander (2007) Guidebook to the pegmatites of Western Australia. Hesperian Press.
 
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