Back Issues: September/October 2001


Pikes Peak Minerals, p. 298			Leadville limestone, p. 332		Naica's gypsum cave, p. 347		New museum, p. 358

ABOUT THE COVER: Quartz (variety smoky) and microcline (variety amazonite) from the Two Point claim, Lake George intrusive center, Teller Dounty, Colorado. Specimen is 11 cm high. Dave Bunk specimen, Jeff Scovil photo. See related article on the Pikes Peak Batholith, beginning on page 298.

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Rocks & Minerals (76:05)
September/October 2001

FEATURES

298 A Brief Summary of the Mineral Deposits of the Pikes Peak Batholith
Ed Raines

326 Connoisseur's Choice: Malachite, Shaba Region, Democratic Republic of Congo
Robert B. Cook

332 Mineral Occurrences in the Leadville Limestone, Ouray County, Colorado
Tom Rosemeyer

347 Naica's Glittering New Crystal Cave, Chihuahua, Mexico
Carlos Lazcano Sabagun, James R. Winchell

351 Let's Get It Right: Clinozoisite and Epidote from Pakistan
John S. White

353 Media Reviews
Quintin Wight, Arthur E. Smith, John Sinkankas, Pierrette Tremblay, Robert B. Cook, John J. Ernissee

DEPARTMENTS

293 Chips from the Quarry

297 Letters to the Editor

358 Museum Notes & Announcements

362 Internet Directory for the Earth Sciences

365 Coming Events

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