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Carnivorous Dinosaurs
Herbivore Dinosaurs 1
Carnivore Dinosaur Teeth
Herbivore Dinosaur Teeth
Fish Teeth
Mammal Teeth
Reptile Teeth
Minerals A TO C
Minerals C TO G
Minerals H TO P
Fish Fossils
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Amazonite is a striking green variety of microcline feldspar, prized for its vibrant color and smooth, glossy appearance. Its hues range from soft mint to a deeper, turquoise green. The mineral gets its color from trace amounts of lead and water, which influence its distinctive shade. Found in granitic and pegmatitic rocks, notable sources of Amazonite include the United States (Colorado), Russia, and Brazil.
