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Dhanrasite

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A variety of Almandine

A variety of pyralmandine, Garnet group. Stannian garnets, in particular stannian pyrope-almandine.

Originally reported from Dhanras Hills, Gaya District, Bihar, India.

Classification of Dhanrasite

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Other Names for Dhanrasite

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German:Dhanrasit
Spanish:Dhanrasita

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    • Bihar
      • Gaya District
    		[Current Sci. (India) 1967, No. 11, p. 295; Clark, 1993, "Hey's Mineral Index"]
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