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Photograph of a malachite specimen from Zaire taken by Dlloyd. Cut and polished section of botryoidal malachite.
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en:Image:Malachite Zaire.jpg was uploaded on 17 August 2004 by en:User:Dlloyd.[[Category:]]
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