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These snails killed the flowers, but they died on the stalks, where they collected in numbers.
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Pyrite’s name comes from the Greek, pyrites lithos, “the stone which strikes fire.” The crystals form in the Isometric System; cubes, octahedrons, pyritohedrons and combinations of these and other forms. It also may be found in radiating disks, hair-like crystals, concretions and massive lumps in sulphide ore deposits. Pyrite sometimes also contains small amounts of cobalt, nickel, silver or gold.
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The burial plot of an unspecified number of fur coats at the Aspen Hill Memorial Park.
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The India blue silver pied peacock. The origin of the Silver Pied Peafowl started around 1992; Silver Pied is a pattern mutation, not a color mutation. The color on the Silver Pied bird is the same as on a India Blue. Silver Pied is a combination of the Pied and the White-Eyed gene working together with the White gene.
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Spectacular rainbow obsidian blades (Davis Creek, California material). Greatest length, about 13”. Private Collection. Obsidian is a type of volcanic glass that produces a much finer blade than conventional steel. It is ideal for applications where an extremely fine cutting action is required or where trace metals from ordinary blades cannot be tolerated.
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