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El Dragón mine, Antonio Quijarro Province, Potosí Department, Bolivia

Small hydrothermal veins (to 4cm thick) cutting Paleozoic sedimentary rocks. Selenides dominate over sulfides. Total production of ore was only a few hundred kilograms.

Ref.:
- Grundmann, G. , Lehrberger, G. and Schnorrer-Köhler, G. (1990). "The El Dragon mine, Potosi, Bolivia." Mineralogical Record, 21(1),pp:133-150.





Mineral List:
Ahlfeldite
Allophane
Alunite
Anglesite
Aragonite
Baryte
Bellidoite
Berzelianite
Calcite
Chalcomenite
Chalcopyrite
Clausthalite
Clinochalcomenite
Cobaltomenite ?
Coronadite
Covellite
Dolomite
Eskebornite
Esperite
Felsőbányaite
Goethite
Gold
Gypsum
Hematite
Kerstenite
Klockmannite
Krut'aite
Lepidocrocite
Linarite
Magnetite
Malachite
Mandarinoite
Marcasite
Molybdomenite
Olsacherite
Penroseite
var: Unnamed (Cubic NiSe2)
Petrovicite
Pyrite
Quartz
Reevesite
Schmiederite
Selenium
Siderite
Tiemannite
Trogtalite
UM1990-52-Se:BiCu
UM1990-54-Se:BiCuPb
Umangite


49 entries listed. 44 valid minerals.

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