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Caryocerite

A variety of Melanocerite-(Ce)

Possibly a thorian Melanocerite.
First described by Brögger (1890) from the Arøy skerries, Langesundsfjord, Vestfold, Norway.

Classification of Caryocerite

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Other Names for Caryocerite

German names:
Caryocerit
Spanish names:
Caryocerita

Other Information

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