Rocks and Minerals (Collins Wild Guide)
Rocks and Minerals by Adrian Jones, published by HarperCollins on April 4, 2006, is a pocket-sized guide designed for those interested in the natural world. This edition spans 240 pages and provides an easy-to-use introduction to 220 commonly found types of rock, mineral, and gemstone. It serves as a practical resource for beginner geologists, offering essential information and advice to enhance their exploration of geology.
Readers will find full-color photographs that illustrate each type of rock or mineral, highlighting their crystalline structures and identification features. The guide includes details on distribution, chemical composition, hardness, color, and texture, along with a concise ID Fact File for quick reference. This comprehensive approach makes it a valuable tool for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of nature, particularly in the fields of rocks and minerals.
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Easy-to-use introductory illustrated guidesto discovering the natural world
Rocks and Minerals covers 220 commonly found types of rock, mineral, and gemstone throughout the world. This pocket-size guide is the ideal companion for beginner geologists and contains practical advice and information for those wanting to further their interests.
- Full-color photographs illustrate each type of rock or mineral, including their crystalline structure or other identification features
- Information on distribution, chemical composition, hardness, color, and texture
- Detailed description and ID Fact File offers key identification information at a glance
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