Kaolin_in_Guiana_Shield_of_Venezuela.jpg
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A primary deposit of kaolin (white clay) near Cantarrana in Bolivar state, Venezuela. The kaolin was formed by the alteration of feldspar crystals of the mainly granitic basement rocks of the Guiana Shield.
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| Source | http://www.geodiversite.net/media1200 |
| Author | svtjalenques http://www.geodiversite.net/auteur258 |
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