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Mystery of how dolomite forms could be solved at long last

13 Dec 2023
Dolomite Mountains
Dolomite mountains: the Cristallo massif in the Italian Alps contains large quantities of dolomite. (Courtesy: kallerna/CC BY-SA 4.0)
Dolomite is one of the most abundant carbonate minerals on Earth, but for 200 years geologists have

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