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[2] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 5.

[3] Kato, Shinichi. Eudialyte. (Web page);
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[4] Liddell, Henry George and Scott, Robert. A Greek-English Lexicon. (Web page); Entry (Accessed 6 February 2002).

[5] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 38.

[6] The Eudialyte image came from this site.

[7] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 77.

[8] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 5.

[9] Kato, Shinichi. Mimetite. (Web page);
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[11] Lexico LLC. Dictionary.com: "Mimic." (Web page); http://www.dictionary.com/search?q=mimic (Accessed 12 February 2002).

[12] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 78.

[13] The Mimetite image came from an old ebay auction.

[14] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 77.

[15] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 5.

[16] Kato, Shinichi. Tellurite. (Web page);
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[19] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 192.

[20] The Tellurite image came from this site.

[21] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 77.

[22] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 5.

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[27] Sakony. Vesuvianite (Idoclase) [sic]. (Web page);
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[28] Kato, Shinichi. Villiaumite. (Web page);
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[29] Hori. Hori Mineralogy Specimen and Explanation List Number 93. (Web page);
http://www.hori.co.jp/hori/list/93.htm (Accessed 12 February 2002).

[30] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 143.

[31] The Viluite image came from this site.

[32] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 77.

[33] Takeuchi, Naoko (1994). Bishjo Senshi Sr Mn Volume Eight. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan, p. 5.

[34] Oonuki. Vesuvianite. (Web page);
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[37] Cyber Crystals. Sapphirine. (Web page);
http://www2.odn.ne.jp/cyber-crystals/ms0210.html (Accessed 12 February 2002).

[38] The Cyprine image came from an old ebay auction.

[39] Unfortunately, Ms. Takeuchi does not write Ptilol's name in Latin letters. Please see my Ptilol and article to find out how I came up with the spelling Ptilol.

[40] Takeuchi, Naoko (1999). Pretty Soldier Sailormoon: Materials Collection. Tokyo: Kodansha of Japan. "Witches 5," p. 52.

[41] Sesqui. Sailor Moon and Minerals: Sailor Moon S. (Web page);
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[42] Sesqui. Sailor Moon and Minerals: Sailor Moon S. (Web page);
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[43] Amethyst Galleries, Inc. The Mineral Clinoptilolite. (Web page);
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[44] Sesqui. Sailor Moon and Minerals: Sailor Moon S. (Web page);
http://www5d.biglobe.ne.jp/~ekbo/moon/mineral/mineral3.html (Accessed 12 February 2002).

[45] Hori. Hori Mineralogy Specimen and Explanation List Number 93. (Web page);
http://www.hori.co.jp/hori/list/103.htm (Accessed 12 February 2002).

[46] Barthelmy, David. Pucherite Mineral Data. (Web page);
http://webmineral.com/data/Pucherite.shtml (Accessed 12 February 2002).

[47] The Clinoptilolite image came from this site.