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Introduction To Geology

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09-26-2011 9:08 PM 		Reply to: Message 32 by roxrkool
09-26-2011 8:35 AM

Re: Minerals and rocks: definitions
Ah yes, I see the inclusion of organic material. Hmmmm... not sure I agree, but not really worth arguing it. As for the clays, I was simply elaborating a bit for the readers. Not everyone knows clays can also be minerals.
Hey, Rox, long time no talk...
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Well, I may be old-school, but while amber may be a mineraloid it cannot be a mineral. It does not have a regular, repeating crystal structure.
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