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NEW ACQUISITIONS TO THE FERSMAN MINERALOGICAL MUSEUM, RUSSIAN ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. 2002–2003 Dmitriy I. Belakovskiy, Fersman Mineralogical Museum, RAS, e mail: [email protected]; website: http://www.fmm.ru
A total of 1,356 new mineral specimens were cataloged into the Fersman Mineralogical Museum main collec- tions during the period 2002 to 2003. These specimens represent 640 different mineral species from 62 coun- tries. Among these, 285 are new species for the Museum, including 10 species that were discovered by Museum staff members and 40 species that were discovered during this period by others. Of the minerals obtained, 54 are either type specimens or fragments of type specimens or cotypes. By the end of 2003 the num- ber of valid mineral species in the Museum reached 2,910. Of the newly acquired items, approximately 51% were donated by 138 people and by 8 institutions, 18% were purchased, 15% specimens were collected by the Museum staff, 12% were exchanged with collectors and other museums, 3% were acquired as type specimens and 1% obtained in other ways. A review of the new acquisitions is presented by mineral species, geography, acquisition type, and source. The review is accompanied by a list of new species for the Museum along with a list of species that the Museum desires to obtain.
A total of 1356 specimens were cataloged of the Museum’s major collections in years into the Museum’s five main collections1 in the 2002 and 2003. Specimens that had not, at that years 2002–2003. The cataloged material was time, been fully processed and catalogued, as separated as follows: 944 specimens were well as specimens assigned to the exchange or assigned to the systematic collection, 83 to the research collections, are not included in this deposits collection, 230 to the crystal collec- review. tion, 78 to the collection of mineral formation and transformation, and 21 specimens were catalogued into the gem collection. New Acquisitions as Classified About 65% of cataloged items were actually by Mineral Species acquired in 2002–2003. The rest related to Specimens catalogued in 2002–2003 rep- previously collected but uncataloged material. resent 640 mineral species, 285 of which are The processing of these materials could not be new species for the Museum. (See the list of finished previously because of the huge vol- these species given in Appendix 1). This num- ume of specimens collected. Additionally, so - ber includes 54 species represented by type me of the material from actively working specimens, their fragments, or cotypes. 40 of mines, such as the iron sedimentary deposits the cataloged species were approved by the near Kertch, Crimea, Ukraine or the Inder bo- Commission on New Minerals and Mineral ron deposit in Kazakhstan was reserved (con- Names of the International Mineralogical As - served) for a while to wait for possible new sociation, (IMA), since 2002, out of approxi- acquisitions with better or more representative mately 120 new mineral species approved for specimens. Now those mines have stopped this period. 36 of those 40 species are repre- their operations, allowing the Museum cura- sented by type specimens. Ten of these species tors to make a final selection of specimens from were discovered and described by the Museum those deposits to either be cataloged to the staff or in collaboration with the Museum staff. main Museum collections or assigned to the As of December 31, 2003 the number of valid exchange fund. mi neral species in Fersman Museum collection More than a half of acquisitions, about 51%, totaled 2,910. were donated to the Museum. Another 3% con- Of the 640 recently acquired mineral spe - tributed as type specimens of newly discovered cies, the majority, 443, are represented by only minerals also could be considered as donati - a single specimen. Another 98 are represented ons. About 18% of the acquired items were pur- by 2 specimens; 3 to 5 specimens represent chased, 15% were collected by the Museum each of 70 species; 12 species are represented staff, 12% were obtained as an exchange with by 6 to 10 specimens and 14 species are repre- other museums and private collectors in Russia sented by more than 10 specimens. (See Table and abroad. The residual 1% came from other #1 below). types of acquisitions. Quartz and calcite are usually on the top of This review only includes data on those this list. During this period, the number of cal- specimens that were logged into the inventory cite specimens (34 specimens from 16 locali- 1 The principles of subdividing Museum fund to different collections and criteria of assigning mineral specimens to those collections are given in previous new acquisition review (New data on minerals v.38, 2003). 148 New Data on Minerals. M., 2004. Vol. 39
Table 1 Mineral species by the number of specimens Another attractive specimen is a druze of rock acquired. (for more than 5 specimens). crystal donated by D. Abramov with a large, about 15 cm, Japanese type twin from the Astaf’evskoe 1. Calcite 34 14. Fluorapatite 10 www 2. Quartz 31 15. Xonotlite 9 deposit, South Ural . A.Agafonov donated sev- 3. Vivianite 29 16. Opal 8 eral tabular shaped smoky quartz crystals from, 10 4. Hematite 24 17. Beryl 8 to 13 cm, sprinkled with muscovite on one of prism www 5. Sulphur 20 18. Holfertite 8 faces . This material was collected by the 6. Barite 15 19. Rutile 7 «Stone Flower» company at the Akzhailyau, 7. Grossular 15 20. Anapaite 7 East Kazakhstan in cavities under the quartz 8. Orthoclase 14 21. Galena 7 core of a pegmatite vein. A few Brazilian type 9. Rhodochrosite 14 22. Dioptase 7 twined morion crystals 8 to 11 cm in size were 10. Hydroboracite 12 23. Gypsum 6 obtained from the Shibanovskiy massif, 11. Corundum 11 24. Titanite 6 Primorskiy Kray. Another morion with translu- 12. Pyrite 10 25. Tsumoite 6 cent amethyst sectors was received from the 13. Siderite 10 26. Schorl 6 Bikchiyulskoe occurence, Khabarovskiy Kray. Among the cryptocrystalline quartz vari- ties) is a bit more than for quartz and its vari- eties are two nice cabochons of landscape moss eties (31 specimens from 18 localities). agate with dendrites of manganese oxides from A considerable part of the calcite speci- the Pstan deposit, Kazakhstan. These cabo- mens are «glendonite», a calcite pseudomorph chons were donated by V.Grechin for the after ikaite, from Olenitsa village, Kola Museum gem collection www. A nice concretion Peninsula. Some were collected by Museum of snow white cacholong from the Taskazgan, employee A.Nikiforov and some were donated Kyzylkumy Desert, Uzbekistan, was donated by A.Zakharov, M.Anosov and V.Levitskiy. by A.Agaphonov. Additional specimens came from the Bol’shaya Finishing the review of quartz acquisitions, Balakhnya river valley, Taimyr Peninsula, and I would like to mention a set of 30 specimens of were donated by D. Sulerzhitskiy. This group- synthetic quartz represented by different sha - ing is a logical addition to a very comprehen- pes, colors, zonal or sectorial crystals grown sive collection of «glendonite» from different mostly in Alexandrov City. Among these syn- localities around the world. A few decent thetic quartzes are several very interesting clu- druzes of scalenohedral calcite crystals recent- sters of 2 or 3 crystals grown together looking ly mined in Dashkesan, Azerbaijan were pur- very similar to the natural «Herkimer Dia - chased along with twinned, (by 120), loose cal- mond» from the Herkimer Dololmite depo sit in cite crystals up to 11cm from Argentina. A few New York state, USA. other calcite druzes are from Dal’negorsk, Next by the number of specimens is vivian- Primorskiy Kray, Russia. These were donated ite, (29). The vivianite was mostly collected by by V.Ponomarenko and represent a combina- Museum expeditions during 1986–1988, tion of fully faced, splitted, and dendritic crys- (D.Abramov). All this material is from a mined tals. Calcite crystals of unusual morphology out and recultivated sedimentary iron deposit from the Korshunovskoe iron deposit, Ir- near Kertch, Crimea Peninsula, Ukraine. The kutskaya Oblast’ were donated by M.Mo iseev. specimens are different by their morphology, The most interesting crystal is about 3 cm in associations and degree of iron oxidation. size and has pseudooctahedral shape created Their appearance is as blue powdery earthy by combination of rhombohedra and pinacoid aggregates or green to black fascicles of crys- www2. Of special mention is an aggregate of tals and radiating clusters in oolitic iron ore. blocky sphere crystals of calcite from Herja, There are specimens of vivianite crystals on Romania, which has a black color due to barite spherulites, inside sea shells and even jamesonite inclusions. This aggregate was vivianite pseudomorphs after these shells. The donated by N.Mozgova. majority of the barite specimens, (#6, Table Among the quartz specimens, one of the #1), were also collected at this locality. best is a druze of pinkish orange Among them are several items of perfectly obelisk shaped crystals up to 4 cm long. It is shaped yellowish spherulites and spheroido- colored by hematite inclusions along one of lites up to 3 cm and barite (with vivianite) growth zone, (Photo 1). This type of material pseudomorphs after wood and shells. Rho- appeared relatively recently from the 2nd dochrosite specimens, (#9, Table #1), are Sovetskiy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kray. mostly represented by pseudomorphs of a It was represented in the Museum previously Ca rich rhodochrosite variety after sea shells by just a few middle quality specimens. and were acquired from the same deposits. The 2 The images of specimens marked with www are posted at the Museum website http://www.fmm.ru under new acquisition subdivision. New Acquisitions to the Fersman Mineralogical Museum,Russian Academy of Sciences. 2002–2003 149 locality is the same also for siderite (#13, are up to 5 cm in size and were collected on the Table #1) and for anapaite (#20, Table #1), Viluy River near the Chernyshevskiy Village, except for several specimens from the anapaite Sakha Yakutia Republic. Very nice colorless to type locality on cape Zhelezniy Rog, Taman’ pinkish brown hessonite druzes with crystals up Peninsula near Anapa City. This occurrence is to 0.7 cm from the Bazhenovskoe Asbestos quite similar to those in the vicinity of Kertch. Deposit, Asbest, Ural, were donated by A.Zadov. Anapaite specimens from Anapa vicinities were Among the orthoclase acquisitions the most donated by Vs. Aristov and the «Stone Flower» interesting are gray semi transparent, some- company. They are largest anapaite crystals in times pinkish crystals up to 8 cm from Udacha, Museum (up to 1.5 cm). Together, with earlier about 80 km east of the famous Konder alka- acquisitions, these specimens are probably the line ultramafic massif. The crystals are good world’s best collection of this type of deposit examples of complex twinning, Baveno type mineralogy. combined with one or several other kinds of Hematite is fourth by quantity of speci- twin types. Several orthoclase specimens show- mens, (24). Most of them are new material from ing perfect sun stone patterns were added to Pathagony, Argentina, collected at the end of the gem collection. One is from Burma, a 2002, and are represented by hematite pseudo- W.Larson, USA, donation, and another from morphs after spectacular skeletal magnetite India, location unknown. crystals. In some specimens the magnetite is A significant number of hydroboracite only partly substituted and the crystal forms specimens were catalogued after finishing the are different. Most of the skeletal crystals are diagnostics and specimen preparation of mate- developed mainly along the 4 fold symmetry rial collected during the Museum expedition in axis. There are some individuals with skeletal 1986, (D. Abramov, D. Romanov, A. Nikiforov), sections growing along the 3 and 2 fold axis. from the Inder Borate Deposit, Kazakhstan. One of the big crystals was donated by The most spectacular specimens of this lot are W.Larson, USA, (Photos 2 and 3). This hematite fragments of thick (up to 10 cm) paral- was collected from gas caverns in an acid lava, lel columnar veinlets of yellow with pearly lus- but the exact locality is still unknown. Similar ter hydroboracite. They also found hydrobo- material was found on the Payun Matru Vo l - racite crystals up to 2 cm by size. Other materi- cano, Mendoza, Argentina, however the origi- al collected on that trip is best represented by nal mineral collector contends that his occur- perfect colorless to yellowish brown, partly rence is more than 1000 km distant from the transparent goergeyite crystals up to 15 cm, Payun Matru Volcano. colorless transparent sulfoborite crystals up to Several other hematite specimens of vol- 2 cm, extremely large, up to 3 cm, colorless canic origin are from the Tolbachik, Kam cha- transparent fragments of kaliborite crystals, tka and the Kudriaviy, Iturup Iisland, volca- and also boracite, colemanite and other boron noes. They were donated by E. Bykova and I. containing sedimentary deposit type minerals. Chaplygin. The nice hematite crystal, with a The Inder Borate Deposit was not operating for complicated combination of rhombohedras, many years and unlikely will be open for work about 6 cm in size, was obtained from a location in the near future. So, now we may establish the in Minas Gerais, Brazil. Inder Borate Deposit collection as the best Among the native sulfur specimens, (20), is specimens for the locality and one of the best an interesting one which consists of a solidified for boron containing sedimentary type mineral fragment of melted sulfur from the Golovin deposits rivaling the great deposits in the Volcano, Kunashir Island of the Kurilian chain. Mojave Desert of California, USA. This specimen was donated by V.Znamenskiy Corundum acquisitions include a set of for a new Museum exhibit entitled «Mine ra lo - synthetic crystals, grown by various methods in gy of Volcanoes». A few honey yellow and different labs. Only the one natural corundum lemon yellow transparent sulfur crystals were is remarkable, large red crystal from Mysor, collected recently on the dump of the mined India. out sulfur deposit Vodino near Samara City, Among the pyrite specimens are flattened Volga River Region. The crystals fill nearly the spheroidal concretions from Liu Zhu, Guansi entirely cavities which are also encrusted with County, China, and a strange binocu- calcite in limestone. lar shaped concretion from the Ulianovsk dis- Eleven out of 15 catalogued grossular crys- trict, donated by A. Natarius. tals show a morphological diversity from skele- Several very interesting apatite specimens tal crystals to crystals distorted up to a pseu - were catalogued. First of all is a druze of color doorthorhombic shape www. The green crystals changing apatite crystals, pink under red 150 New Data on Minerals. M., 2004. Vol. 39 incandescent light and greenish under natural more than 10 other mineral species. A lot of or fluorescent light, with muscovite quartz and Kovdor minerals, such as kovdorskite, rimko- feldspar from pegmatite #66, Akzhailyau, rolgite and some others were acquired as spec- northwest of Tarbagatay, East Kazakhstan, imens of much higher quality as well. M.Mo i - (Photo 4). This deposit was formerly worked for se ev donated most of those acquisitions. piezo electric quartz. No such kind specimens Really splendid acquisitions also came from were distributed during this mine commercial the Lovozero Massif. This is material from the exploration. A portion of that stuff was collect- Palitra, «Palette», pegmatite, which was ex po - ed a few years ago. Dark green fluorapatite sed in the summer of 2002 during underground crystals in phlogopite or vermiculite are also a mining at Kedykverpakhk Mountain. This peg- new material from area of Snezhinsk, formerly matite received its name due to the spectacular forbidden city in Chelyabinsk region of South colorful combination of its minerals. First of all, Ural. By color these crystals reminds one of we were amazed with unprecedented size, up diopside or forsterite and according to the to 18 cm, of colorless pearly natrosilite in cle- name («liar» in Greek) bewilder even experi- aved monocrystals. Natrosilite is surrounded enced mineralogists and collectors. A by purple ussingite and associated with yellow good shaped prismatic crystal up to 11 cm was vuonnemite, red villiaumite, orange serandite, ob tained by Museum (photo 5). Among other white analcime and other minerals www. Ma - apatite goodies we would note several obtained naksite crystals fragments should be thought of and exchanged greenish brown apa tite crys- as gigantic, up to 13 cm www. Pre viously collect- tals in pink calciphyre from Yates mine, Otter ed manaksite was represented by grains not lake, Quebec, Canada. more than 0.5 cm. In several specimens man- There are several remarkable xonotlite aksite is partly replaced with yellowish specimens among recent acquisition. They lo- zakharovite. There are several new, for the Mu- ok as radiating fascicles of white needle sha - seum, mineral species from this association ped crystals and were found in Oktiabrskiy mi - including, nalipoite, white prismatic crystal up ne, Noril’sk district (donated by E. Spi ri donov). to 3 mm, formerly discovered in pegmatites at Massive pinkish xonotlite aggregate from new Mont Saint Hilaire, Canada, and also bariool- place of its occurrence in rodingites of Bazhe- gite, kapustinite, K arfvedsonite, recently dis- no v skoe deposit, Asbest city, Urals was donat- covered in this pegmatite. Several other miner- ed by A. Zadov. al species are in the process of CNMMN IMA approval and hopefully will appear in the next review. All the specimens from the Palitra peg- New Acquisitions classified matite were donated by I. Pekov and V. Gri - by Geography shin. A number of new, for the Museum miner- Specimens catalogued in 2002–2003 were al species, are type specimens from other pla- collected in 62 countries, and also in Antarctica ces of the Lovozero Massif, and were donated and ocean bottom (tab.#2). by A. Khomyakov and N. Chukanov, including gmelinite K, ikranite, raslakite, tsepinite K, Russia parakuzmenkoite Fe, paratsepinite Ba. Kola Peninsula: Most of the acquisitions The most interesting acquisitions from the from Russia are traditionally from this region. Khibiny Massif are fragment of sodalite, vari- This material is represented by 155 specimens, ety hackmanite, rhombododecahedron crystals 109 mineral species, among them 53 are from to about 12 cm from the Koashva Mine www and Kovdor, 47 from Lovozero, and 39 from the labuntsovite Fe druzes of small orange red Khibiny massifs. crystals up to 1 mm from the Kirovskiy Mine. Quite a representative collection of the The Museum collection of Khibiny mineral Kovdor Massif minerals was gathered, includ- species was replenished by new, for the ing high quality specimens of minerals, recent- Museum, mineral species from this locality, ly discovered in this location. There are nicely including cerite (Ce), cerite (La), crichtonite, shaped, up to 2 cm, feklichevite crystals www, karupmollerite, takanelite, and ferrocelado- radiating tabular bakhchisaraitsevite, large nite, and type specimens recently discovered flakes of greenish glagolevite, colorless crys- in the Khibiny mineral species, including tals of labuntsovite (Mg), and golden yellow bussenite, gutkovaite Mn, clinobarylite, kuk - plates of nabalamprophyllite. The Museum’s ha renkoite (La), labuntsovite Fe, mega kal si ite, list of mineral species found in the Kovdor paravinogradovite, paratsepinite Ba, thom- Massif increased by the acquisition of tochilin- sonite Sr, tsepinite Ca, shirokshinite, and eves- ite, lueshite, perovskite, rhabdophane (Ce) and logite. Faceted natrolite was catalogued into New Acquisitions to the Fersman Mineralogical Museum,Russian Academy of Sciences. 2002–2003 151 the gemstone collection. Most of the Khibiny Table 2. Countries by the number of specimens acquired Massif specimens were donated by I. Pekov 1. Russia 544 34. Azerbaijan 4 and A. Khomyakov. 2. USA 98 35. Georgia 4 Ural Mountains: Acquisitions from the Ural 3. Ukraine 96 36. Denmark 4 Mountains are on the second place by speci- 4. Kazakhstan 80 37. Congo 4 men quantity. There are 86 items, among them 5. Italia 35 38. Mozambique 4 41 ones are from South Urals, 38 from the 6. Czech Republic 32 39. Republic Middle Urals and 7 from the Polar and 7. Madagascar 29 of South Africa 4 Subpolar Urals. They are represented by 67 8. Canada 27 40. Japan 4 mineral species. 9. Argentina 25 41. Serbia 4 Besides the above mentioned Japanese 10. Kirghizia 22 42. Slovakia 3 twin of quartz from the Astaf’evskoe Deposit 11. China 22 43. Switzerland 3 and grossular and xonotlite from Bazhenov - 12. Norway 21 44. Antarctica 2 skoe Deposit, a number of specimens from 13. Great Britain 20 45. Hungary 2 Saranovskoe chromite Deposit are remarkable. 14. Germany 18 46. Greece 2 This series includes not only the typical for the 15. Uzbekistan 13 47. M'janma 3 deposit Cr amesite, Cr diaspor, Cr titanite, 16. Sweden 13 48. Namibia 2 Cr clinochlore, and millerite but also new, for 17. Brazil 12 49. Romania 2 the Museum, material. There are brown rutile 18. Tanzania 11 50. Uganda 2 pseudomorphs after perovskite cubic crystals, 19. India 10 51. Algeria 1 20. Mexico 10 52. Belgium 1 a chalcopyrite crystal up to 1.2 cm in fibrous 21. France 10 53. Bosnia 1 tremolite on an albite druze, a rare, for this 22. Tajikistan 9 54. Gabon 1 deposit, chalcocite crystal, and green kassite www 23. Chile 9 55. Israel 1 plates replacing Cr titanite crystals . 24. Australia 8 56. Iceland 1 Among the material from South Urals must be 25. Zaire 8 57. North Korea 1 mentioned the ilmenite crystal from the Vishnevie 26. Mongolia 8 58. Kenya 1 Mountains, anorthoclase with both sunstone and 27. Armenia 7 59. Macedonia 1 moonstone simultaneous effects, and several 28. Afghanistan 7 60. Oman 1 minerals from the Uchaly Deposit, including 29. Bulgaria 7 61. Pakistan 1 magnesio axinite, tinzenite, pumpellyite Fe’’. 30. Bolivia 7 62. Poland 1 These specimens were donated by E. Spiridonov. 31. Turkmenistan 7 63. Portugal 1 Type specimens of new minerals from the Urals 32. Austria 6 64. Ocean bottom 1 are represented by bushmakinite and magne- 33. Morocco 6 siotantalite. Polyakovite (Ce) from type locality 54 specimens are synthetic or from unknown localities. was donated by one of describers, L. Pautov. Faceted bromellite, 7x5x 4 mm, from the Emerald Mines was added to the gemstone collection. uchevskite, alumoklyuchevskite, sofiite, kam- Kamchatka and Kurilian Islands: 45 speci- chatkite and others. The individual minerals are mens were obtained from Kamchatka and 13 well recognized by the naked eye in most cases. from the Kudriaviy Volcano, Iturup Island of Only some mineral species are are represented Kurilian Island chain. Most of them are miner- by small grains, including vergasovaite, leningra- als of volcanic sublimates. The best ever speci- dite and a few others. These species were never mens of cannizzarite, a new find on the Ku - found in better quality. Noteworthy is a druze of driaviy volcano, were donated by I.Chaplygin tenorite crystals up to 1 cm in size www. This piece and M. Yudovskaya. This material excels by is probably one of the best tenorite specimens. quality specimens from known locations such It was donated by E.Bykova, who also donated as Vucano Island, Italy. It is represented by a number of other specimens from Tolbachik as rosette like aggregates or separate grey- well. The material described above formed the ish black lustrous thin leaf like crystals up to basis for our recently created Museum exposi- 0.8 cm on fracture surfaces in andesite www. tion on volcano mineralogy by O.Sveshnikova. From the same source, both location and dona- Mineral specimens for this exposition were tors, the Museum has received natural rhenium also donated by M.Murashko, A.Babansiy, sulfide, molibdenite, grinocite, molybdite, and R.Vino gra dova, V.Ladygin, and O.Vlodavets. hematite. All have a fumarolic origin. Primorskiy Kray and Khabarovskiy Kray: Another set of sublimates was acquired The equal number, 21, of specimens came from from the Tolbachik Volcano. These are rather each of those two regions. The first group is big hand specimens of chalcocyanite, melan- represented mostly by the above mentioned othallite, lesukite, euchlorine, fedotovite, kly - material from Dal’negorsk. From the second 152 New Data on Minerals. M., 2004. Vol. 39 group of interest are anatase crystals up to 8 mm Also from this deposit cuprite crystals have be- sitting on nicely shaped twined orthoclase en catalogued. Among the rare mineral species crystals and druzes of such crystals. This mate- are type specimens of nik sergievite, donated rial came from the location called Udacha, by G.Bekenova, and tellurides, hessite, petzite, «Luck», near the Konder Massif. Part of these sylvanite, and frohbergite, from the specimens were purchased and the rest were Zhana Tube Deposit. donated by A.Stupachenko. A.Stupachenko Kyrgyzia: (22) Nearly all of this material was also donated some specimens from the Konder collected recently by Museum employees L.Pa - Massif, including big montichellite crystals, utov, A.Agakhanov, V.Karpenko, and T.Dikaya lamprophyllite, arfvedsonite, and others. at the Khaidarkan Mercury Deposit, khaidark- Among the rare species, we need to mention anite; at the pegmatite field Kyrk Bulak, sin - the yakhontovite donated by V.Postnikova. kankasite; on the Zardalek Massif, thorutite Sakha Yakutia: Most of the 24 Yakutian amd brannerite; and at Kara Chagyr, rare phos- specimens, mentioned above, are grossulars phates and vanadates, including nickelalumite, from the Viluy River. Also from this place are hammerite, minyulite, and tangeite. Disco ve - «akhtaragdite» samples. red by this group of collectors is the new min- Baikal area, Irkutskaya oblast’, Tran sba i- eral ankinovichite. kal: Among the 47 specimens from these terri- Uzbekistan: (13) Besides the cacholong tories we have already described above the mentioned above, some tellurides are of inter- pseudooctahedral calcite from Korshunovskoe est, including joseite A from Ustarasay and deposit. From the rest we would like to high- altaite from the Koch Bulak Deposit. light material from the Yoko Dovyrenskiy Ma- Tajikistan: (9) Most of the catalogued spec- s sif in the North Baikal area, which includes imens were collected 9 or more years ago at the foshagite, hillebrandite, cuspidine and others Dara i Pioz massif. These include the recently donated by N.Pertsev and A.Zadov. Among discovered (in old specimens) mineral species more rare minerals are a type specimen of moskvinite (Y), surkhobite, and maleevite. vanadiumdravite, donated by L.Reznitskiy, and Turkmenistan: (7) Previously collected also volkovskite, tantalowoginite, kilchoanite, gypsum crystals and native sulfur from sulfur kirschsteinite, caminite, ingodite and others. mines near Gaurdak were catalogued. Krasnoyarskiy Kray: Most of the 25 speci- Armenia: (7) Some tellurides from the Zod mens aquired from this region are from the Deposit were aquired, including rucklidgeite, Norilsk group of deposits. Among them are melonite, and tellurobismutite. There was no xonotlite, see above, valleriite, sperrylite and newly collected material. others. Azerbaijan: (4) All obtained specimens are from the Dashkesan Iron Deposit including the Commonwealth of Independent States above mentioned calcite crystals. (Former Soviet Union Republics) Georgia: (4) Newly collected rutile and Ukraine: (96) The biggest part of the Ukra - brukite from the Verkhnyaya Racha, Rioni nian acquisitions werre collected during older River Valley were donated by A.Agafonov. Museum expeditions to the sedimentary iron deposits near Kertch. This material is des cribed Other countries: above. Other than these, only few native sulfur United States of America (USA): By the crystals from the Yazovskoe deposit, L’vov quantity of specimens acquired by the Area and a siderite crystal from the granitic Museum the USA is the second on the list. A pegmatite of the Volodarsk Vol yn skiy, Zhi to - total of 98 specimens are represented by 67 mir Area were cataloged. mineral species from 18 States. The majority of Kazakhstan: (80) More than a third, 36, of these specimens came from California (26), the cataloged items from this republic are from Utah (25), and North Carolina (10). Nearly the Inder Borate Deposit, (see above). Also equal parts of these acquisitions were dona- mentioned above are fluorapatite and smoky tions, purchases and specimens collected by quartz from Akzhailyau and moss agate from the Museum staff. The most interesting part of Pstan. Among others we would like to mention the obtained material includes several rare a new material including cranked twins of mineral species, including 2 new minerals dis- rutile found near the Ak Koshker Village, Tur - covered in Utah by Russian researchers. These gayskaya Oblast’ of north Kazakhstan, donated species are larisaite and holfertite. Holfertite by R.Yashkin and A.Ivonin. Newly collected was described from Searl (Starvation) Canyon, specimens are copper dendrites from the Itauz Thomas Range, Delta, Utah. It is represented Mine, Dzhezkazgan, donated by M.Kelisuly. by small, but nice, specimens with yellow nee- New Acquisitions to the Fersman Mineralogical Museum,Russian Academy of Sciences. 2002–2003 153
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1. Quartz. The druze of crystals about 4 cm long colored by hematite inclusions. 2 nd Sovetskiy mine, Dal’negorsk, Primorskiy Kray, Russia. Purchase. Size 13 cm. FMM, #90050. 2. Hematite. A Pseudomorph after skeletal crystal of magnetite. Patagonia, Agentina. W. Larson donation. Size 7 cm. FMM, #90857. 3. Hematite. Pseudomorph after skeletal crystal of magnetite. Patagonia, Agentina. Purchase. Size 9 cm. FMM, 1 #91086. Photo Natalia Pekova
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4. Fluorapatite. Pegmatite #66, Akzhailyau, Tarbagatai, East Kazakhstan. Purchase. Size 9 cm. FMM, #91406. 5. Fluorapatite. Snezhinsk, Chelyabinskaya oblast’, South Urals, Russia. Purchase. Size 11 cm. FMM, #91379. 6. Holfertite. Yellow needle pierced through red beryl crystal (bixbite). With hematite on riolite. Starvation Canyon, Thomas Range, Utah, USA. Collected by Museum staff. Beryl crystal size is about 0.5 cm. FMM, #91372. 7. Hilgardite 1A. Geode with crystals up to 1 cm. a) Fragment with crystals b) Common view Boulby mine, North Yorkshire, Great Britain. Exchange. Size 11 cm. 4 FMM, #91148. Photo Natalia Pekova
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7а 7b New Acquisitions to the Fersman Mineralogical Museum,Russian Academy of Sciences. 2002–2003 155 dles of holfertite in association with red beryl, Mexico supplied us with 10 specimens each. smoky topaz, bixbyite and others, (Photo 6). There are big grains of recently discovered Added to the Museum collection from the lulzacite from Saint Aubin des Chateaux, Boron, California deposit was inderite, vea tc - Loire Atlantique, France, donated by Y.Moelo; hite p, big kurnakovite crystals and other a large spherulite of dark blue cavansite www and boron minerals donated by J.Watson. Rather powellite crystals on colorless apophyllite both large, up to 2.5 cm, well shaped sulphohalite from Poona, India; and aggregates of creedite crystals from Searls Lake, California were www as radiated crystals from the Navidad Mine, exchanged. A pale kunzite crystal, 8.5 cm size, Durango, Mexico. from the BeeBe Hole pocket on the Pack Rat Among other foreign specimens are dark Claim, Jacumba and some other specimens blue translucent spindle shape afganite crystals from southern California pegmatites were www, to 2 cm in size, on marble matrix and a donated by J.Patterson. A small collection of sodalite crystal www, about 5 cm, with hackmanite specimens, representing mineralogy of emer- areas from Sar e Sang, Badakhshan, Afga nistan. ald from alpine type veins near Hiddenite, North Carolina, was collected thanks to per- mission of J.Hill. J.Hill also donated a few spec- The types and sources of acquisitions imens including hiddenite itself. As we noted before, about 54 % of acquisi- Among 35 specimens from Italy, 22 are new tions made up donations from 138 private per- for the Museum mineral species from different sons and 8 organizations. 116 donators are citi- Italian localities mostly obtained by exchange. zens of Russia and 22 donators are foreign citi- The same situation occurred with specimens zens (including 5 citizens of CIS). Most part of from the Czech Republic, including 32 speci- foreign donators (11) are citizens of the USA. mens, of which 17 are new for the Museum The museum expresses sincere gratitude to mineral species. The same was for Germany everyone who has donated specimens or con- (18/13) and Sweden (13/9). New acquisitions tributed to Museum collection any other way. from Canada are represented by minerals from The most active donator was I.Pekov who the Mt. Saint Hilaire Alkaline Massif, some contributed the total of 104 specimens. They good betafite crystals from Silver Crater, are mainly from the Khibiny and Lovozero Ontario and by the above mentioned fluorap- Alkaline Massifs, Kola Peninsula, and some for- atite. Hematite and calcite crystals from eign alkaline massifs. Among them are 14 ty pe Argentina (25) were also already noted. specimens of new mineral species. M. Moiseev From China (22) a nice spessartite on quartz donated 39 specimens mostly from the Kovdor and feldspar from Fujian Province and and Massif. 29 specimens were donated by E. Spiri - inesite with new mineral hubeite from Da Ye donov. Other donators were: L. Bulgak (25), V. Le - mine, Hubei Province were obtained. vitskiy (18), D. Belakovskiy (17), M. Anosov The series of rare minerals from South (13), N. Mozgova (12). More than 5 specimens Norway (21) obtained as an exchange and as were presented by A. Agakhanov, L. Pautov, N. donations of I.Pekov and E.Semenov. Chukanov, N. Pertsev, A. Khomyakov, I. Chap - The most interesting piece from Great lygin, M. Yudovskaya, A. Agafonov, A. Stupa - Britain (20) is a geode with unusually large, up che nko, E. Bykova, M. Generalov, A. Zakharov, to 1 cm, crystals of hilgardite 1A, colored pink- A. Zadov, A. Nikiforov, P. Pletnev, E. Semenov, ish by thin hematite inclusions, (Photo #7), S. Samoilovich and foreign donators — J. Wa - from salt layers of the Boulby Mine, North tson and W. Pinch. Under 5 specimens were Yorkshire. There are a few more higardite 1A donated by C&J. Farmer, G. Ito, E. Grew, P. Ha- smaller crystals associated with blue boracite. ynes, J. Hill, A. Kidwell, W. Larson, D. McCa l - A few decent druzes of green fluorite www came lum, Y. Moelo, J. Patterson, R. Ramdor, K. Wa- from the Rogerley Mine, Weardale thanks to le n ta, R.Withmore, D.Abramov, A.Akilin, S. Al e k - J.Fisher and C.Graeber of UK Mining sandrov, V. Apollonov, Vs. Aristov, A. Baba ns kiy, Ventures. A few unusual zeolite specimens V. Baskina, G. Bekenova, S. Belyh, S. Belyakov, were donated by D.Mc Callum. Among the E. Bologova, A. Bul’enkov, B. ayntroub, R. Vino - Brazilian (12) material is a great piece with g radova, O. Vlodavets, A. Voloshin, A. Vradiy, crust of well shaped kosnarite crystals, up to 2 V. Grechin, V. Grishin, D. Davydov, R. Jenchu ra - mm, on elbaite from Limoeiro, Minas Gerais eva, T. Dikaya, M. Dorfman, V. Dusmatov, I. Du- and a small milarite crystal on cleavelandite smatov, A.Ekimov, V.Zagorsiy, G.Zadorin, T.Zdo- from Jaguaracu, Minas Gerais. Tanzania (11) is rik, V.Znamenskiy, A.Ivonin, A.Izergin, A.Ilgly - represented this time by crystal fragments of avichens, A.Kanonerov, B.Kantor, V.Ka rpenko, brown gem quality enstatite. France, India and P. Kartashev, М.Ке lisuby, D.Kle y menov, K.Klo - 156 New Data on Minerals. M., 2004. Vol. 39
potov, I. Klochkov, V. Kongarov, A. Konev, V. Koro - joint stock company «Inagli», and the «Stone lev, S. Kravchenko, M. Kurilo vich, V. Kush narev, Flower: company. V. Ladygin, V. Lennyh, R. Liferovich, A. Maly a - More than 200 out of 1,356 spesimens cata- nov, N. Manaev, O. Melnikov, L. Memetova, logued during the period 2002–2003 were col- M. Murashko, A. Natarius, E. Pank ratova, I. Pe- lected by 11 people of the Museum staff. The retyazhko, S. Petrusenko, L. Pozhari tskaya, O. Po- largest part were collected by D. Abramov lyakova, A. Ponomarenko, V. Po no ma renko, V. Po - (111), A. Nikiforov (43) and D. Romanow (37). stnikova, L. Reznitskiy, D. Sa velyev, M. Samo- D. Belakovskiy collected 57 specimens, L. Pa - ylovich, V. Sapegin, E. Saratova, O. Sveshnikova, utov, F. Agakhanov, V. Karpenko and T. Dika ya E. Sereda, M. Seredkin, G. Skublov, T. Soboleva, collected 16 specimens, N. Pekova collected 6, V. Starostin, V.K. Stepanov, D. Sulerzhitskiy, I. Tka- A. Ponomarenko collected 5, and M. Generalov chenko, A. Tourchkova, A. Ust’ev, V. Usha ko vs - collected 1 specimen. Expeditions were spon- kiy, A. Fedorov, A. Hau gen, P. Hvorov, A. Hoh - sored partly by the Museum and partly from lov, E. Cheremnyh, A. Che rkasov, B. Cesnokov, other sources. L. Shabynin, A. Shevnin, B. Shkurskiy, Z. Shly - The Museum want list as of the end of May ukova, V. Sreyn, G. Yuhta nov, R. Yashkin. 2004 is in appendix №2. Besides the mineral Six organisations donated 32 specimens to species no yet included in the Museum collec- the Museum. All Russian Institute for Synt - tions, there are some species listed which the hetic Minerals (VNIISIMS) contributed a half Museum would like to obtain in better quality of them, a collection of synthetic quartz crys- or for scientific research programs. tals. Great donations were also made by the The author thanks I. Pekov, E.Sokolova, Institute of Geology and Geophysics Siberian J.Patterson, N. Pekova, A. Evseev, for discussions Branch of RAS, Novosibirsk, the Moscow and significant help in preparation of this article. State Regional University, the petrography The list of photos for a review of new acqui- chair of the Moscow State University, sitions to Fersman Mineralogical Museum Ore Petrog raphic Museum IGEM RAS, Russian Academy of Sciences for 2002–2003.
Appendix 1 The list of mineral species new for Museum which were catalogued to Museum in 2002 2003 In bold are the mineral species discovered and published for that period * — Mineral species represented by type specimens or it's fragments or cotypes ** — Mineral species which were discovered for that period by museum stuff or in colaboration with museum stuff
Aciculite Cerite (La)* Ferroedenite Hohmannite Kosnarite Minasgeraisite (Y)* Petitjeanite Agrinierite Cervandonite (Ce) Ferroleakeite Holdawayite Krasnovite* Minyulite Petterdite Akrochordite Chabazite Ca Ferrorichterite Holfertite Krettnichite Molybdofornacite Phillipsite Na Alsakharovaite Zn* Chabazite Na Ferrosaponite* Hubeite Kristiansenite Monazite (La) Poldervaartite Alumotungstite Chabazite Sr* Fettelite Humberstonite Krutaite Montbrayite Polyakovite (Ce)** Androsite (La) Chalcocyanite Florencite (La) Hummerite Kukharenkoite (La)* Montdorite Potassic chloropargasite** Ankinovichite** Christelite Florencite (Nd) Ikranite* Kurumsakite Montesommaite Potassicpargasite Anorthominasragrite Cianciulliite Fluellite Iltisite Kuzmenkoite Zn Moskvinite (Y)** Pretulite Arsendescloizite Claraite Fluocerite (Ce) Imiterite Lammerite Mottanaite (Ce) Pseudojohannite* Arseniopleite Clinoatacamite Foordite Indialite Larisaite* Mundite Pumpellyite Fe’’ Arsenoclasite Clinobarylite* Freudenbergite Irarsite Lemanskiite Nabalamprophyllite** Pumpellyite Mg Arsenolamprite Clinochalcomenite Geigerite Jaskolskiite Leningradite Nabesite Pushcharovskite Arsentsumebite Clinotyrolite Gjerdingenite Fe Johillerite Lepkhenelmite Zn* Nabiasite Quadridavyne Baghdadite Cobaltpentlandite Glagolevite** Jungite Lulzacite Nalipoite Rabejacite Bakhchisaraitsevite Cobalttsumcorite Gmelinite K* Jurbanite Magnesioaxinite Natroglaucocerinite Rappoldite Banalsite Colquiriite Gottlobite Kaatialaite Magnesiotantalite* Natrolemoynite Raslakite* Barioolgite* Coombsite Grumiplucite Kamchatkite Mahlmoodite Neskevaaraite Fe* Rastsvetaevaite* Bartonite Crichtonite Guarinoite Kamotoite (Y) Maleevite** Neustadtelite Reppiaite Bassetite Cyanophyllite Guettardite Kampfite Malladrite Nezhilovite Ribbeite Biraite (Ce)* Daqingshanite (Ce) Gugiaite Kamphaugite (Y) Mandarinoite Nickelalumite Rickardite Borocookeite* Decrespignyite (Y) Gutkovaite Mn* Karupmollerite Ca* Manganvesuvianite Nikischerite Rittmannite Braitschite (Ce) Dissakisite (Ce) Hainite Kassite Mattagamite Niksergievite* Roselite betta Brianyoungite Dwornikite Hakite Kastningite Medaite Norrishite Rosenbergite Bulachite Ecandrewsite Hannayite Katoptrite Megakalsilite* Orthopinakiolite Rouvilleite Bursaite Eclarite Hartite Kawazulite Melanothallite Oxammite Sabelliite Bushmakinite** Eveslogite Hatchite Kentbrooksite Melonjosephite* Parakuzmenkoite Fe* Scainite Bussenite* Feclichevite* Hechtsbergite Khademite Metahewettite Paraniite (Y) Scandiobabingtonite Calcioancylite (Nd) Fedotovite Henmilite Kimrobinsonite Metaschoderite Paratsepinite Ba* Schultenite Calciobetafite Ferriallanite (Ce)* Heulandite Sr Kirschsteinite Metavanuralite Paratsepinite Na* Schwertmannite Caminite Ferriannite Hidalgoite Kladnoite Metazeunerite Paravinogradovite* Seeligerite Caresite Ferritaramite Hingganite (Ce) Klyuchevskite Meurigite Pengzhizhongite 6H Serrabrancaite Cejkaite Ferritschermakite Hodgkinsonite Kombatite Micheelsenite (Y) Pentahydrite Shannonite Cerchiaraite Ferroceladonite Hodrushite Konderite Millosevichite Perhamite* Shirokshinite New Acquisitions to the Fersman Mineralogical Museum,Russian Academy of Sciences. 2002–2003 157
Sinkankasite Suredaite Ternesite Tinzenite Tveitite (Y)* Vitimite* Wilkinsonite Skippenite Surkhobite** Tetrarooseveltite Tolbachite Uranopolycrase Voglite Wroewolfeite Sodium boltwoodite Swamboite Thometzekite Trattnerite Vanadiumdravite* Vrbaite Yeatmanite Soucekite Synadelphite Thomsonite Sr* Trechmannite Vanoxite Wallkilldellite (Fe) Yecoraite Sphaerobertrandite** Tantalowoginite Thorutite Trilithionite Vantasselite Wattersite Yeelimite Spheniscidite Taramite Threadgoldite Tsepinite Ca* Vaterite Wawayandaite Zdenekite Stoppaniite Teepleite Tinnunkulite &techn Tsepinite K* Vertumnite Weddellite Studtite Tegengrenite* Tintinaite Tuzlaite Vinciennite Wendwilsonite
Appendix #2 Fersman mineralogical museum want list of mineral species as for May 31 2004 More desirable species are in bold Abelsonite Baylissite Carraraite Cupriauride Ferrilotharmeyerite Girdite Hydrophilite Abenakiite (Ce) Bearthite Cascandite Cupromakovickite Ferriottolinite Giuseppettite Hydroromarchite Abswurmbachite Bechererite Cassedanneite Cuprorivaite Ferripedrizite Glushinskite Hydroscarbroite Admontite Bederite Cassidyite Cyanochroite Ferrisurite Goldquarryite Hydrowoodwardite Aerugite Belendorffite Caswellsilverite Cyanophane Ferriwhittakerite Gortdrumite Hydroxylbastnaesite (Ce) Akimotoite Bellbergite Catalanoite Damaraite Ferrokentbrooksite Gottardiite Hydroxylbastnaesite (La) Acuminite Bellidoite Cavoite Damiaoite Ferrokesterite Graemite Hydroxylbastnaesite (Nd) Albrechtschraufite Bellite Cebaite (Ce) Danbaite Ferrokinoshitalite Graeserite Hydroxylpyromorphite Althupite Benauite Cebaite (Nd) Danielsite Ferropyrosmalite Gramaccioliite (Y) Hydroxyuvite Alforsite Berdesinskiite Ceriopyrochlore (Ce D’Ansite Ferrorichterite Grandreefite Hyttsjoite Aluminobarroisite Bernalite ) Daomanite Ferrotitanowodginite Grantsite Imhofite Aluminocopiapite Bernardite Cervelleite Deanesmithite Ferrowodginite Grattarolaite Ingersonite Amminite Berndtite Cesanite Deliensite Ferruccite Graulichite (Ce) Iridarsenite Ammonioborite Bideauxite Chadwickite Deloryite Fetiasite Gravegliaite Itoigawaite Ammonioleucite Bigcreekite Chaidamuite Derriksite Fianellite Grayite Itoite Amstallite Bijvoetite (Y) Chameanite Dervillite Fiedlerite 1A Griceite Jachymovite Angelellite Bismutostibiconite Changbaiite Despujolsite Fingerite Grimaldiite Jagueite Anhydrokainite Bleasdaleite Changchengite Dessauite Fischesserite Grimselite Jaipurite Andremeyerite Blossite Changoite Diaoyudaoite Flagstaffite Grossite Jamesite Anduoite Bobjonesite Chantalite Dickthomssenite Fletcherite Guangnanite Janggunite Antarcticite Bobkingite Chaoite Dienerite Flinkite Guanine Jankovicite Anthonyite Bobtraillite Charmarite Dietzeite Florenskyite Guggenheimite Jarosewichite Antimonselite Bogvadite Chavesite Dinite Fluorbritholite (Ce) Guildite Jeffreyite Aplowite Boldyrevite Chenite Diomignite Fluoronyboite Gupeiite Jensenite Arakiite Bonaccordite Cheremnykhite Dittmarite Flurite Gysinite (Nd) Jentschite Aravaipaite Boralsilite Chessexite Dixenite Fontanite Haapalaite Jerrygibbsite Arcubisite Borishanskiite Chestermanite Donharrisite Francoanellite Hafnon Jervisite Ardaite Bornhardtite Chillagite Dorallcharite Francoisite (Nd) Haggertyite Jianshuiite Ardealite Bostwickite Chiluite Douglasite Frankhawthorneite Haigerachite Jixianite Argutite Bottinoite Chladniite Downeyite Franklinfurnaceite Halagurite Johachidolite Aristarainite Bracewellite Chloraluminite Doyleite Franklinphillite Hallimondite Johninnesite Armalcolite Bradleyite Chlormanganokalite Dozyite Fransoletite Hanawaltite Johnsomervilleite Armangite Brandholzite Chlorocalcite Dreyerite Freboldite Harrisonite Johntomaite Arsenbrackebuschite Brendelite Choloalite Drobecite Freedite Hashemite Johnwalkite Arsenoflorencite (Ce) Brianroulstonite Chrisstanleyite Drugmanite Fritzscheite Hastite Joliotite Arsenoflorencite (La) Brinrobertsite Chromatite Drysdallite Fuenzalidaite Hatrurite Jolliffeite Arsenoflorencite (Nd) Brodtkorbite Chrombismite Dukeite Fukalite Hawthorneite Jorgensenite Arsenogorceixite Brokenhillite Chvaleticeite Duttonite Fukuchilite Haxonite Juabite Arsenogoyazite Brongniardite Clairite Earlandite Furongite Haycockite Julienite Arsenuranospathite Buchwaldite Clearcreekite Eastonite Furutobeite Hectorfloresite Junoite Artroeite Buckhornite Clerite Ecandrewsite Gabrielite Heideite Jusite Artsmithite Bunsenite Cleusonite Edenharterite Gabrielsonite Heidornite Kadyrelite Arzakite Bursaite Clinocervantite Effenbergerite Gainesite Hellandite (Ce) Kahlerite Ashoverite Burtite Clinoferrosilite Ehrleite Gaitite Helmutwinklerite Kalicinite Asisite Butschliite Clinomimetite Ekatite Galgenbergite Hemloite Kamaishilite Aspidolite Cabalzarite Clinorhabdophane (Ce) Ellisite Galileiite Hendersonite Kamitugaite Asselbornite Cadwaladerite Clinoungemachite Emilite Gallobeudantite Heneuite Katoite Astrocyanite (Ce) Calcioancylite (Nd) Cobaltarthurite Ercitite Gananite Hennomartinite Keilite Aurivilliusite Calcioaravaipaite Cobaltkieserite Erlianite Ganterite Henryite Kempite Baileychlore Calcioburbankite Cobaltneustadtelite Ernienickelite Gaotaiite Hentschelite Kenhsuite Baiyuneboite (Ce) Calciocopiapite Cobaltpentlandite Erniggliite Garavellite Hexatestibiopani ckelite Keyite Balavinskite Calciogadolinite Cobaltzippeite Ertixiite Garrelsite Hiarneite Keystoneite Balipholite Calciopetersite Cochromite Esperanzaite Garyansellite Hieratite Khademite Bamfordite Calcjarlite Comancheite Eugsterite Gatehouseite Hoganite Khatyrkite Bararite Calclacite Combeite Eveite Gatelite (Ce) Honessite Khomyakovite Barberiite Calderonite Comblainite Fabianite Gaultite Hongquiite Kieftite Bariomicrolite Cameronite Compreignacite Faheyite Gebhardite Horsfordite Killalaite Barioorthojoaquinite Camgasite Congolite Fahleite Gengenbachite Howardevansite Kinichilite Bariosincosite Canaphite Coskrenite (Ce) Fairchildite Georgeericksenite Huangite Kintoreite Barquillite Caoxite Costibite Fangite Gerdtremmelite Hugelite Kirkiite Barringerite Capgaronnite Cousinite Feinglosite Gerenite (Y) Hungchaoite Kitaibelite Barringtonite Carboborite Coyoteite Felbertalite Gerstmannite Hydroastrophyllite Kitkaite Barstowite Carlinite Crerarite Fencooperite Gianellaite Hydrobasaluminite Kittatinnyite Bartelkeite Carlosruizite Criddleite Ferrarisite Giannetite Hydrochlorborite Kivuite Batiferrite Carlsbergite Cualstibite Ferriclinoferroholmquistite Gilmarite Hydrodresserite Kleemanite Baumstarkite Carmichaelite Cuboargyrite Ferriferropedrizite Giniite Hydrombobomkulite Kochite Bayankhanite Carobbiite Cupalite Ferrikinoshitalite Giraudite Hydromolysite Konyaite 158 New Data on Minerals. 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Koritnigite Manganolangbeinite Nevadaite Pertsevite Rossmanite Strontiomelane Vatatsumite Kornite Manganolotharmeyerite Niahite Petedunnite Rouaite Strontiomicrolite Vaughanite Koutekite Manganostibite Nichromite Peterbaylissite Roubaultite Stumpflite Veenite Kozoite (La) Manganotapiolite Nickelbischofite Petewilliamsite Rouseite Suessite Verbeekite Kribergite Mantienneite Nickenichite Petrovskaite Routhierite Sundiusite Viaeneite Krieselite Marecotite Niedermayerite Petrukite Rouxelite Surite Viitaniemiite Krinovite Marinellite Nielsbohrite Philipsbornite Ruarsite Susannite Vincentite Kuannersuite (Ce) Marshite Niigataite Philolithite Rubicline Suzukiite Virgilite Kulkeite Martinite Nioboaeschynite (Nd) Phosphammite Ruitenbergite Sveite Vochtenite Kullerudite Marumoite Niobokupletskite Phosphofibrite Ruthenarsenite Svenekite Voggite Kupcikite Mathewrogersite Nisbite Phosphogartrellite Sabatierite Sverigeite Vonbezingite Kusachiite Mathiasite Noelbensonite Phosphorroesslerite Sabelliite Swaknoite Vozhminite Kutinaite Matsubaraite Nowackiite Phosphovanadylite Sabieite Swartzite Vulcanite Kuzelite Mattagamite Nullaginite Phosphowalpurgite Sadanagaite Sweetite Vuorelainenite Kuzminite Matteuccite Nyboeite Phyllotungstite Sailaufite Symesite Wadalite Laflammeite Mattheddleite Obertiite 98 046 Pillaite Saliotite Synchysite (Nd) Wadsleyite Laforetite Matveevite Oboyerite Pinalite Salzburgite Szymanskiite Wakefieldite (Y) Lalondeite Maufite O’Danielite Pinchite Samfowlerite Takedaite Walfordite Langisite Mayingite Odinite Pingguite Samuelsonite Takeuchiite Walkerite Lanmuchangite Mbobomkulite Oenite Piretite Sanderite Tamaite Wallkilldellite (Fe) Laphamite Mcalpineite Okayamalite Pirquitasite Santanaite Tantalaeschynite (Y) Wallkilldellite (Mn) Larosite Mcauslanite Omeiite Pitiglianoite Santite Tarkianite Walthierite Larsenite Mcbirneyite Ominellite Pizgrishite Sarmientite Taseqite Wardsmithite Launayite Mccrillisite Oneillite Platarsite Sasaite Tedhadleyite Warikahnite Laurelite Medenbachite Oosterboschite Playfairite Sayrite Teineite Watanabeite Lausenite Melanostibite Orebroite Plumalsite Scacchite Tellurohauchecornite Watkinsonite Lautenthalite Mengxianminite Orickite Plumbobetafite Schafarzikite Telluronevskite Wattevillite Lawrencite Mereheadite Orlymanite Plumbotsumite Schaferite Temagamite Weishanite Lawsonbauerite Mereiterite Orpheite Polkovicite Schertelite Tengchongite Welinite Leakeite Metaalunogen Orschallite Potassiccarpholite Scheteligite Terranovaite Werdingite Lecontite Metaankoleite Orthojoaquinite (Ce) Potosiite Schiavinatoite Teschemacherite Wesselsite Lehnerite Metadelrioite Orthojoaquinite (La) Poubaite Schieffelinite Testibiopalladite Wheatleyite Leisingite Metakahlerite Orthowalpurgite Poudretteite Schoellhornite Thadeuite Whiteite (CaMnMg) Lepersonnite (Gd) Metakirchheimerite Osarsite Pringleite Schreyerite Theoparcelsite Widenmannite Levinsonite (Y) Metakoettigite Osbornite Prosperite Schwertmannite Theresemagnanite Wilcoxite Levyclaudite Metalodevite Oswaldpeetersite Protasite Sclarite Thomasclarkite (Y) Wilhelmkleinite Lewisite Metasaleeite Otjisumeite Protoanthophyllite Scotlandite Thornasite Wilkmanite Liebauite Metaschoepite Ottemannite Proudite Sederholmite Tillmansite Wiserite Liebenbergite Metastudtite Oursinite Przhevalskite Seelite Tischendorfite Woodallite Lindqvistite Metauranospinite Overite Pseudocotunnite Selwynite Tivanite Wooldridgeite Lindsleyite Metavandendriesscheite Owensite Pseudograndreefite Sesquiterpenelactonite Tlalocite Wupatkiite Lisetite Metavanmeersscheite Paarite Pseudorutile Sewardite Tobelite Wyartite Lishizhenite Metazellerite Paceite Pseudosinhalite Shabaite (Nd) Tomichite Wycheproofite Lonecreekite Mikasaite Paderaite Putzite Shakhovite Tongbaite Xanthiosite Loranskite (Y) Minehillite Paganoite Qandilite Shandite Tongxinite Xenotime (Yb) Loseyite Mitscherlichite Pahasapaite Qilianshanite Sharpite Tooeleite Xiangjiangite Loveringite Modderite Painite Qingheiite Sheldrickite Torreyite Xifengite Luberoite Moeloite Palladoarsenide Qitianlingite Sherwoodite Toyohaite Xilingolite Lubtheenite Mohrite Palladobismutharsenide Raadeite Shirozulite Trabzonite Ximengite Lucasite (Ce) Monazite (Nd) Palladseite Rabbittite Shuangfengite Tranquillityite Xingzhongite Lukenchangite (Ce) Monazite (Sm) Palmierite Rabejacite Sicherite Treasurite Xitieshanite Lukrahnite Monimolite Pampalargaite Radovanite Sidpietersite Trembathite Yagiite Lunijianlaite Moreauite Panasqueiraite Radtkeite Sidwillite Trigonite Yanomamite Lyonsite Morelandite Panethite Rambergite Sieleckiite Trikalsilite Yedlinite Macaulayite Morimotoite Panunzite Rameauite Sigismundite Trimounsite (Y) Yimengite Macedonite Morozeviczite Paraarsenolamprite Rankachite Silhydrite Trippkeite Yingjiangite Machatschkiite Moschelite Parabariomicrolite Ransomite Silinaite Tristramite Yixunite Macphersonite Mountkeithite Parabrandtite Rayite Simmonsite Trogtalite Yoshiokaite Macquartite Moydite (Y) Paracoquimbite Redingtonite Simonellite Trustedtite Yuanjiangite Maghagendorfite Mozartite Paracostibite Reederite (Y) Simonite Tschortnerite Yvonite Magnesiodumortierite Mozgovaite Paradocrasite Refikite Simplotite Tsugaruite Zabuyelite Magnesiosadanagaite Mroseite Parafransoleite Reidite Sinjarite Tsumgallite Zaccagnaite Magnesiosadanagaite Muchuanite Parajamesonite Reinerite Sinnerite Tuite Zaherite Magnesiostaurolite Muckeite Parakhinite Rengeite Sinoite Tundrite (Nd) Zairite Magnesiumchloro p Mummeite Paralstonite Retzian (Ce) Slawsonite Tungstibite Zellerite hoenicite Mundrabillaite Paramontroseite Retzian (La) Sphaerobismoite Turtmannite Zenzenite Magnesiumzinnwaldite Munirite Paraniite (Y) Retzian (Nd) Spodiosite Tweddillite Zhanghengite Magnesiumzippeite Muskoxite Pararobertsite Rhabdophane (Nd) Spriggite Uchucchacuaite Zhongshangonite Magnolite Muthmannite Paraschoepite Rhodarsenide Springcreekite Uhligite Ziesite Mahnertite Mutinaite Parascorodite Rhodplumsite Srilankite Ungarettiite Zincalstibite Majorite Nagashimalite Parisite (Nd) Richetite Stalderite Ungemachite Zincgartrellite Makinenite Nagelschmidtite Parkinsonite Rilandite Stanekite Uramphite Zincohoegbomite Makovickyite Nahpoite Parwelite Ringwoodite Stanfieldite Urancalcarite Zincostaurolite Mallestigite Nanlingite Paulkellerite Rinmanite Stanleyite Uranosilite Zincovoltaite Manganarsite Nasinite Paulmooreite Riomarinaite Stenhuggarite Uranotungstite Zincrosasite Manganeseshadlunite Nasledovite Pehrmanite 9R Roaldite Stercorite Uricite Zincroselite Mangangordonite Natrodufrenite Peisleyite Rodolicoite Sterlinghillite Utahite Zinczippeite Manganilvaite Natrofairchildite Pellouxite Rohaite Stibiobetafite Vanadomalayaite Zircophyllite Manganochromite Natrolemoynite Penobsquisite Rollandite Stillwaterite Vanmeersscheite Zirklerite Manganocummingtonite Natroniobite Percleveite (Ce) Rondorfite Stoiberite Vanuranylite Zodacite Manganogrunerite Natrotantite Permanganogrunerite Ronneburgite Strontiochevkinite Varulite Zoubekite Manganokukisvumite Nchwaningite Perryite Rooseveltite Strontioginorite Vastmalandite (Ce) Zugshunstite (Ce)