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The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum's Digital Library includes a catalog of images and scientific nomenclature of plants, animals, minerals and biotic communities of the Sonoran Desert region.

Fluorescent minerals from Greenland and the World. Tugtupite, Hackmanite, and other rare species a specialty.

The highly respected, award-winning Mineralogical Record magazine is the premier journal for serious mineral collectors, specimen-oriented mineralogists and mineral museum curators worldwide. It features authoritative and interesting articles on every aspect of specimen mineralogy, including in-depth locality descriptions, new species, mineral market reports, micromineralogy, biographies, history of mineral collecting and mineralogy, mining history and antiquarian mineral literature, all copiously illustrated with spectacular color photography. An extensive list of back issues is available. Books on mineralogical subjects are also published, and a new online journal carries additional articles.

The BLT Research Team -- scientific documentation and reports of physical changes in plants and soils at crop circle sites.

Excalibur Mineral Corporation is a complete mineralogist's heaven! Excellent quality mineral specimens, microscopes, UV lamps, Photographic Guide to Mineral Species on CD-ROM, mineral models, and an analytical lab with SEM and EDS instruments in it's Charlottesville, VA home

Home Page of Hundreds of minerals for sale to mineral collectors from online mineral dealer. New minerals are added every week. All major credit cards are accepted.

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The highly respected, award-winning Mineralogical Record magazine is the premier journal for serious mineral collectors, specimen-oriented mineralogists and mineral museum curators worldwide. It features authoritative and interesting articles on every aspect of specimen mineralogy, including in-depth locality descriptions, new species, mineral market reports, micromineralogy, biographies, history of mineral collecting and mineralogy, mining history and antiquarian mineral literature, all copiously illustrated with spectacular color photography. An extensive list of back issues is available. Books on mineralogical subjects are also published, and a new online journal carries additional articles.

Complete, up-to-date, mineral database containing 4,714 mineral species descriptions and comprehensive picture library of images. These data are linked to mineral tables by crystallography, chemical composition, physical and optical properties, Dana classification, Strunz classification, mineral name origins, mineral locality information, and alphabetical listing of all known valid mineral species. There are extensive links to other sources of mineral data available on the WWW.

Mineral Specimens from old collections, High end mineral specimens, mineral photo gallery, links and resources for mineral collectors