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LocalitiesSeinäjoki, South Ostrobothnia, Finland
31st Jan 2015 00:13 UTCPhilip Bluemner Expert
in Borodaev, Y., Mozgova, N., Ozerova, N., Bortnikov, N. Oivanen, P., Iletuinen, O. (1983): Associations Of Ore Minerals In The Deposits Of The Seinajöki District And The Discussion On The Ore Formation, Bull. Geol. Soc. Finland, 55,1, 3-23.
it says on page 15:
"Seinäjokite was first discovered in the ores of the Routakallio deposit (Mozgova et al.1976), where it was associated with Sb-west-erveldite grains of native antimony. Seinäjokite has since been found in only one locality in Ilimaussaq (Karup-Moller, 1978)."
The reference can also be seen here:
http://www.geologinenseura.fi/bulletin/Volume55/sgs_bt_055_1_pages_003_023.pdf
Shouldn't then the type locality of Seinajökite be moved to Routakallio?
Best regards
Philip
31st Jan 2015 09:38 UTCKnut Edvard Larsen 🌟 Manager
31st Jan 2015 10:59 UTCPhilip Bluemner Expert
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