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Pyrenaït = andradite ?, Hey 571 (1962). Pyrenees topaz = dark-grey Al+H±Li-rich quartz, Bukanov 123 (2006). Pyreneït = andradite ?, Clark 573 (1993). Pyrgom = Fe 3+ -Al-rich diopside, AM 73, 1131 (1988). pyribole superfamily = pyroxene + amphibole, MM 16, 370 (1913); AM 63, 239 (1978). pyrichlorite = pyrostilpnite, Kipfer 191 (1974). pyrichrolite = pyrostilpnite, Dana 6th, 135 (1892). pyrichrotit = pyrostilpnite, Goldschmidt IX text, 187 (1923). pyrita venenosa = arsenopyrite, Egleston 33 (1892). pyrite argentifère = pyrite + silver, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrite arsenical argentifère = Ag-rich arsenopyrite, Egleston 33 (1892). pyrite arsenicale = löllingite or arsenopyrite, Haüy IV, 28 (1892). pyrite blanche = arsenopyrite, Dana 6th, 97 (1892). pyrite capillaire = acicular millerite, Egleston 214 (1892). pyrite cellulaire = pyrite or marcasite, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrite-χ = greigite, Clark 574 (1993). pyrite-cobaltifère = Co-rich pyrite, Aballain et al. 291 (1968). pyrite crêtée = twinned marcasite, Novitzky 67 (1951). pyrite cuivreuse = chalcopyrite, Dana 6th, 80 (1892). pyrite d'argent = Ag-rich arsenopyrite, Egleston 33 (1892). pyrite de boom = marcasite, Egleston 204 (1892). pyrite de fer = marcasite or pyrite, Novitzky 214 (1951). pyrite d'étain = stannite, Egleston 274 (1892). pyrite d'orpiment = arsenopyrite, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrite ferrugineuse = pyrite, Haüy IV, 38 (1892). pyrite hépatique = marcasite, Egleston 275 (1892). pyrite hexagonale = pyrrhotite, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrite jaune = pyrite, Egleston 274 (1892). pyrite-κ = greigite, English 118 (1939). pyrite lamelleuse en crêtes de coq = marcasite, Egleston 275 (1892). pyrite magnétique = pyrrhotite, Haüy IV, 64 (1892). pyrite martiale = pyrite, Haüy IV, 38 (1892). pyrite prismatique = marcasite, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrite radiée = marcasite, Novitzky 259 (1951). pyrites = chalcopyrite or pyrite, Dana 6th; 80, 84 (1892). pyrites aerosus = chalcopyrite, Dana 6th, 80 (1892). pyrites albus = arsenopyrite, Dana 6th, 97 (1892). pyrites albus germanorum = arsenopyrite, Haditsch & Maus 171 (1974). pyrites aquosus = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pyrites argenteo colore = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pyrites arsenici albus = arsenopyrite, Haditsch & Maus 171 (1974). pyrites aureo colore = chalcopyrite, Dana 6th, 80 (1892). pyrites candidus = arsenopyrite, Dana 6th, 97 (1892). pyrites cupri griseus = tetrahedrite, Dana 6th, 137 (1892). pyrites cupri pallide flavus = cubanite, Clark 574 (1993). pyrites en prismes hexagonales = pyrrhotite, Dana 6th, 73 (1892). pyrites erubescens = bornite, Dana 6th, 77 (1892). pyrites erubescent = bornite, Egleston 54 (1892). pyrites flavus = chalcopyrite, Dana 6th, 80 (1892). pyrites fusca = pyrrhotite, Dana 6th, 73 (1892). pyrites fuscus = marcasite or pyrrhotite, Dana 6th, 95 (1892). pyrites fuscus lamellosus = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pyrites gorge de pigeon = chalcopyrite, de Fourestier 290 (1999).
pyrites lamelleuse en crêtes de coq = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pyrites lamellosus = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pyrites of copper = chalcopyrite, Thrush 880 (1968). pyrites queue de paon = chalcopyrite, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrites rhomboidales = marcasite, Dana 6th, 94 (1892). pyrites sulfureuse rudis = pyrite, Hintze I.1, 722 (1900). pyrite sulfureuse = pyrite, Egleston 274 (1892). pyrites virus = corundum + hematite + magnetite + spinel, Dana 7th I, 520 (1944). pyrites vivus = corundum + hematite + magnetite + spinel, Dana 6th, 211 (1892). Pyrit-χ = greigite, Clark 574 (1993). Pyrit-κ = greigite, Clark 574 (1993). Pyritkugel = pyrite sphere, LAP 15(10), 5 (1990). Pyritogelit = greigite ?, MM 17, 356 (1916). pyritolamprite = dyscrasite + arsenic + stibarsen, LAP 14(7), 29 (1989). pyritous copper = chalcopyrite, Dana 6th, 80 (1892). pyroantimonite = kermesite, Thrush 881 (1968). pyroaurite-2H = sjögrenite, CM 16, 116 (1978). pyrobole superfamily = pyribole, Bates & Jackson 540 (1987). pyrochlore (Bonazzi et al.) = hydroxycalciopyrochlore, CM 48, 692 (2010). pyrochlore (Hayes) = microlite, Dana 6th, 728 (1892). pyrochlore (Knudsen) = oxynatropyrochlore, CM 48, 692 (2010). pyrochlore (Hogarth) = fluorcalciopyrochlore, CM 48, 692 (2010). pyrochlore (Schmitt et al.) = fluorkenopyrochlore, CM 48, 692 (2010). pyrochlore cérifère = zero-valent-dominant pyrochlore, de Fourestier 290 (1999). pyrochlore-microlite = microlite or pyrochlore, AM 62, 407 (1977). pyrochlore-wiikite = zero-valent-dominat pyrochlore + others, AM 62, 407 (1977). pyrochlorite = pyrochlore, AM 8, 52 (1923). Pyrochlor-Wiikit = zero-valent-dominant pyrochlore + others, Strunz 567 (1970). pyrochroite (Kenngott) = wiserite, Clark 755 (1993). Pyrochrolit = pyrostilpnite, Doelter IV.1, 255 (1925). Pyrochrotit = pyrostilpnite, Dana 6th, 135 (1892). pyroclasite = F-rich hydroxylapatite ± monetite, AM 28, 225 (1943). pyroconite = pachnolite, Dana 6th, 179 (1892). pyrocoproite = synthetic K2Mg(P2O7), AM 84, 197 (1999). pyrodmalith = pyrosmalite-(Fe), Haüy IV, 138 (1822). pyroelectric wavellite = wavellite, Egleston 365 (1892). pyro-emerald = green fluorite, Dana 6th, 163 (1892). Pyrofillitt = pyrophyllite, Zirlin 91 (1981). pyrofylliet = pyrophyllite, Zirlin 92 (1981). pyrogelite = greigite ?, English 189 (1939). pyrogome = Fe-Al-rich diopside, Chester 223 (1896). pyroguanite = F-rich hydroxylapatite ± monetite, AM 28, 226 (1943). pyroïdesine = massive serpentine (meteorite), AM 21, 463 (1936). Pyrok = vermiculite, Robertson 36 (1954). Pyroklasit = F-rich hydroxylapatite ± monetite, Doelter III.1, 390 (1914). Pyroklor (?) = Fe-rich clinochlore, Zirlin 91 (1981). pyroklor (Fink) = pyrochlore, Petersen & Johnsen 138 (2005).
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pääkkonenite = pääkkönenite, A
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paleo-epidote = unknown converted t
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Pam (Julius) = diamond, Chudoba RII
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Paraíba = synthetic beryl, GJ 17(1
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paravariszcit = Fe 3+ -rich varisci
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Pb-piemontite = hypothetical epidot
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pedras de St. Anna = pyrite, Hintze
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penwithite = neotocite, MM 42, 279
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permangangrunerite = permanganogrun
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pétrosilex de Salberg = albite ±
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philippinite = glass (tektite), Sin
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phosphatischer Oliven-Chalzit = lib
Page 25 and 26: phthamite = black massive Fe-rich q
Page 27 and 28: piedra de canela = grossular, de Fo
Page 29 and 30: pierre de Marmarosch = transparent
Page 31 and 32: Pikärandit = tremolite pseudomorph
Page 33 and 34: Pinolitmagnesit = magnesite + clay,
Page 35 and 36: piroop = pyrope, Macintosh 44 (1988
Page 37 and 38: Pitt = large diamond, Hintze I.1, 1
Page 39 and 40: plata vírjen = silver, Domeyko II,
Page 41 and 42: plomb blanc = cerussite, Haüy III,
Page 43 and 44: plomo metalico = lead, Dana 6th, 24
Page 45 and 46: plumbo-uranmicrolite = U-Pb-rich mi
Page 47 and 48: polanovite = polkanovite, PDF 38-11
Page 49 and 50: Polyargyrit (Short) = acanthite + t
Page 51 and 52: porcelain opaline = opaque opal-CT,
Page 53 and 54: potassic feldspar supergroup = micr
Page 55 and 56: potassium-magnesio-katophorite = po
Page 57 and 58: Prasiolit = heated dark-green quart
Page 59 and 60: priorite-aeschynite = aeschynite-(Y
Page 61 and 62: prismatische Glanzblende = alabandi
Page 63 and 64: prismatisches Olivenerz = olivenite
Page 65 and 66: propeller twin = twinned calcite, S
Page 67 and 68: psathurose = stephanite, Egleston 3
Page 69 and 70: Pseudolibethenit = libethenite, Dan
Page 71 and 72: pszeudoapatelit = Al-rich hydronium
Page 73 and 74: puletta of Elba = black hematite, E
Page 75: pyramidaler Euchlormalachit = torbe
Page 79: pyroxène-kl group = clinopyroxene,
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