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Hydroxylapatite from Thailand

Thailand
 
  • Chiang Mai Province
Lenoble, A., Zeitoun, V., Laudet, F., Seveau, A., & Doyasa, T. (2006, September). Natural processes involved in the formation of Pleistocene bone assemblages in continental South-East Asian caves: the case of the cave of the monk (Chiang Dao Wildlife Sanctuary, Thailand). In 11th International Conference of the Eurasea (pp. 41-50). Siam Ratana Ltd, Chiang Mai.
  • Lamphun Province
[var. Carbonate-rich Hydroxylapatite] Van Kauwenbergh, S.J., Cooper-Fleck, M., Williams, M.R. (1988) The occurrence of robertsite in a sedimentary phosphate ore from Thailand. Mineralogical Magazine: 52: 505-508.
 
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