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Porricin

A variety of Aegirine-augite

A variety of Augite/Aegirin-Augite/Aegirine. Acicular crystals of these pyroxenes covering a quartz xenolith.
Originally reported from the Eifel, Germany.
See also Grünblende.

Classification of Porricin

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