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English: Cuprite crystals.
Mednorudyanskoe deposit, Nizhny Tagil, Middle Urals, Russia. Macrophotographic field of view 1.9 mm.Русский: Кристаллы куприта.
Меднорудянское месторождение, Нижний Тагил, Урал Средний, Россия. Поле зрения макрофотографии 1.9 мм.English: Cuprite crystals. Mednorudyanskoe deposit, Nizhny Tagil, Middle Urals, Russia. Macrophotographic field of view 1.9 mm. |
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| Author | Masha Milshina |
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