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Guimaraesite (of Gagarin & Cuomo)

Synonym of:Euxenite-(Y)


Described as a columbate and tantalate of Ti, U and Fe, from Divinésia (ex-Divino de Ubá), Minas Gerais, Southeast Region, Brazil. The name was given by Gagarin and Cuomo to material described by Guimaraes in 1926. (see Dana's 7th, Vol. I, p. 807.)

References for Guimaraesite (of Gagarin & Cuomo)

Reference List:Am. Min. 36,638-642 (1951)
Min.Mag. 29, 983 (1952)

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    Localities for Guimaraesite (of Gagarin & Cuomo)

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    • Southeast Region
      • Minas Gerais
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