File:Talc schist with antigorite serpentine & dolomite (Deer Lake Peridotite, late Neoarchean; Ropes Gold Mine, Upper Peninsula of Michigan, USA) (49146477246).jpg

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Serpentine and dolomite in talc schist from the Precambrian of Michigan, USA. (public display, Cliffs Shaft Iron Mine & Museum, Ishpeming, Upper Peninsula of Michigan, USA)

Geologic unit & age: Deer Lake Peridotite, late Neoarchean

Locality: Ropes Gold Mine, Ishpeming Greenstone Belt, Marquette County, western Upper Peninsula of Michigan, USA
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Author James St. John

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