Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
Glossary of Obsolete Mineral Names --M
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markovnykit = hydrocarbon, László 175 (1995).<br />
marl = compact calcite ± dolomite + clay, Dana 6th, 1122 (1892).<br />
marlekor = clay + calcite, Bates & Jackson 403 (1978).<br />
Marmairolit = Mn 2+ -rich richterite, AM 63, 1051 (1978).<br />
marmalite (Boussingault) = black Fe-rich sphalerite, Hey 515 (1962).<br />
marmalite (Nuttall) = chrysotile or lizardite, Clark 437 (1993).<br />
marmarosch diamond = transparent quartz, Read 144 (1988).<br />
marmaroscher Demant = transparent quartz, Papp 60 (2004).<br />
marmaroscher Diamant = transparent quartz, Hintze I.2, 1377 (1905).<br />
marmaroscher Stein = transparent quartz, Papp 60 (2004).<br />
marmaros diamond = transparent quartz, Dana 7th III, 193 (1962).<br />
Marmaroser Diamant = transparent quartz, Tschermak 387 (1894).<br />
marmarosh diamond = transparent quartz, Papp 60 (2004).<br />
mármarosigyémánt = transparent quartz, László 174 (1995).<br />
Marmatit = black Fe-rich sphalerite, AM 14, 567 (1930).<br />
Marmelstein = compact calcite + clay (rock), Dana 7th II, 142 (1951).<br />
marmer = compact calcite + clay, Zirlin 78 (1981).<br />
marmes = compact calcite + clay, Egleston 64 (1892).<br />
marmi = compact calcite + clay, Kipfer 184 (1974).<br />
marmo = compact calcite + clay, Zirlin 80 (1981).<br />
mármol = compact calcite + clay, Dana 6th, 1122 (1892).<br />
marmoline = chrysotile or lizardite, Chester 168 (1896).<br />
marmolite = chrysotile or lizardite, MM 31, 125 (1956).<br />
marmor = compact calcite + clay (rock), Dana 6th, 262 (1892).<br />
Marmora diamond = transparent quartz, Webster & Anderson 958 (1983).<br />
Marmorart = yellow translucent banded calcite, Haditsch & Maus 227<br />
(1974).<br />
marmor bardiglio di Bergamo = anhydrite, Dana 6th, 910 (1892).<br />
marmoreus ramulosus = dendritic aragonite, Dana 6th, 281 (1892).<br />
marmor frugax = gypsum, Egleston 145 (1892).<br />
marmor fugax = gypsum, Dana 6th, 933 (1892).<br />
marmor fusareum = calcite, Dana 7th II, 142 (1951).<br />
marmoris Alumen = alum + calcite, Chudoba RI, 4 (1939); [I.3,4183].<br />
marmor luculleum = calcite + coal, Dana 6th, 267 (1892).<br />
marmor lucullun = calcite + coal, Egleston 63 (1892).<br />
marmor marble = calcite or dolomite, Dana 7th II; 142, 208 (1951).<br />
marmor metallicum (Wallerius) = baryte, Dana 6th, 899 (1892).<br />
marmor metallicum (?) = calcite, Linck I.3, 2895 (1926).<br />
marmor nitidum = calcite, Linck I.3, 2895 (1926).<br />
Marmorosch diamond = transparent quartz, AM 12, 385 (1927).<br />
Marmoros diamond = transparent quartz, AM 12, 385 (1927).<br />
Marmoroser Diamant = transparent quartz, LAP 28(6), 24 (2003).<br />
marmor rosso antico = calcite + hematite (marble), Linck I.3, 2896<br />
(1926).<br />
marmor rude = calcite, Linck I.3, 2895 (1926).<br />
marmor saccharoide = granular calcite, Egleston 65 (1892).<br />
marmor serpentinum = serpentine, Dana 6th, 669 (1892).<br />
marmor serpentinum zöblizense = serpentine, LAP 31(7), 80 (2006).<br />
marmor unicolor album = calcite, de Fourestier 217 (1999).<br />
marmor von Salt Creek = anhydrite, Haditsch & Maus 129 (1974).<br />
Marmorwachs = hydrocarbon, Chudoba RI, 41 (1939); [I.4,1362].<br />
marmor zeblicium = serpentine, Dana 6th, 669 (1892).<br />
marmor zöblizense = serpentine, Dana 6th, 669 (1892).<br />
marne = calcite + clay, Bates & Jackson 404 (1987).
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