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calcite - cool pink fluorescent and phosphorescent calcite - cleavage rhomb from the Challenger Cave system, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Others in Eueides are palatable

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Others in Eueides are palatable but protected by their color pattern

The field photo shows the entrance to the short mine adit where a vein of tremolite occurs in the ceiling

The mineral was called "cyanite" by mineralogists using the French spelling

Locally it is poorly to moderately well cemented with silica cement

The Navajo sandstone is widely  exposed in southern Utah and forms the colorful crossbedded cliffs at Zion National Park

calcite - cool pink fluorescent and phosphorescent calcite - cleavage rhomb from the Challenger Cave system, Nuevo Leon, Mexico Others in Eueides are palatableCalcite, CaCO3, is an extremely common rock forming mineral. In pegmatites it forms large masses and it makes up some limestones almost entirely. It has a large variety of crystal forms, but these do not include the rhombus shaped pieces that are sold as calcite crystals. The rhombs are produced by cleaving calcite in three directions between rows of atoms. When calcite is free of impurities and is optically clear, it exhibits double refraction. When

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