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Perzhanskoe ore field (Perga Be deposit), Zhytomyr Oblast' (Zhitomir Oblast'), Ukraine

Massif of subalkaline to alkaline granites on NW border of Ukrainian shield. The main industrial mineral of the deposit is genthelvite.



References:
- Yurk Yu.Yu., Gurov E.P., Gurova E.P. (1973) Pecularities of fluorin mineralogy of Ukrainian crystalline shield, - Naukova Dumka, Kiev, pp.184 (in Russian). [Complete mineralogical data on all alumoftorides and fluorite from Perga deposit are given.]
- Nechaev S.V., Kozak S.A., Bondarenko S.N. (1987) Native indium and iron in tin-bearing greisens of Ukrainian shield, - Mineralogicheskiy Zhurnal, v.9, N1, pp. 74-78 (in Rus.).





Mineral List:
Annite
Bastnäsite-(Ce)
Biotite
Cassiterite
Ceriopyrochlore-(Ce)
Columbite-(Fe)
Cryolite
Elpasolite
Fluorannite
Fluorite
Gahnite
Gearksutite
Genthelvite
Hematite
Indium
Iron
Microcline
var: Amazonite
Molybdenite
Pachnolite
Phenakite
Prosopite
Quartz
Ralstonite
Thomsenolite
Uranpyrochlore
Weberite
Willemite
Zinnwaldite


29 entries listed. 26 valid minerals.

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