Mineralogy of the Black Range tin district, Sierra and Catron Counties, New Mexico

Foord, Eugene E.; Maxwell, Charles H.

doi:10.58799/nmms-1988.94

New Mexico Mineral Symposium

1988

DOI: 10.58799/nmms-1988.94

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Mineralogy of the Black Range tin district, Sierra and Catron Counties, New Mexico

Eugene E. Foord,

Charles H. Maxwell

Abstract: We have now identified and/or characterized all of the remaining unknown minerals discussed in earlier communications. Additional unreported species undoubtedly are present and may be character¬ized in the future.

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Foord,

Maxwell

1988

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Mineralogy of the Black Range tin district, Sierra and Catron Counties, New Mexico

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Rare-earth arsenates and other rare-earth minerals from the Black Range tin district

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New or rare minerals, including rare-earth element (REE) arsenates, oxides, and vanadates, have been identified from lithophysal cavities and veins with associated tin mineralization in the Black Range tin district (BRTD). These minerals occur in sparse to minute amounts but are distinctive because of their color, habit, and mineral association. Details of the mineralogy of the BRTD are given in Foord et al. (1988), in which additional pertinent references are listed.

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Mineralogy of the Black Range tin district, Sierra and Catron Counties, New Mexico

Abstract: We have now identified and/or characterized all of the remaining unknown minerals discussed in earlier communications. Additional unreported species undoubtedly are present and may be character¬ized in the future.

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Mineralogy of the Black Range tin district, Sierra and Catron Counties, New Mexico

Mineralogy of the Black Range tin district, Sierra and Catron Counties, New Mexico

Rare-earth arsenates and other rare-earth minerals from the Black Range tin district

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