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T is for Tektites

Inverted topography

Pursuit of identification

Winchell’s Notebooks

Danburite

North Doherty Intrusive Complex

Silverton Quadrangle

Dunbarton Graben

Bald Mountain Skarn

S is for Stigmaria

The Chinle Formation

Glenn Pool

Jemez Lineament

Phenakite

Turritella agate

Gold from Atlin

Rubellite

From Campomorone

Semipalatinsk nuclear test

R is for Ruizite

Bismark Fault and Lake Louise

Perthite

Lander Anticline

Uvarovite

Q is for Quetzalcoatl

Tiger Iron

Muscovite

P is for Phosphoria

Glaucodot

Coral Pink Sand Dunes

Dives Mine

Llanite

O is for Obsidian

Frosterley stone

LiDAR

Aluminum Oxide

Rutilated quartz

Indonesian copper

Margerie Glacier

Barite

The Bukhara Step

Blue chalcedony

Tracy Arm

Ditomopyge olsoni

N is for Nonesuch

Critical Minerals 2025

Quartz in topaz

M is for Migmatite

Douglas Creek Arch

L is for Lavaderos

The Tsar Cannon

Santa Eulalia

South Africa

Hyaloclastite

Moraines

Pecos Diamonds

When Gondwana came calling

Paleontology meets mineralogy (with plants)

Molybdenum

The Edge of the Boulder Batholith

Clarence Dutton and colleagues

K is for Kalsilite

Toothpaste tubes

The Sea of Okhotsk

J is for Jarosite

The Guano Wars

Silver

Ryukyu Islands

Año Nuevo Point

Ivigtut

A Conulariid

Navajo Lake

Hematite after(?) magnetite

Gulf of Thailand

Spaghetti Rock

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