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To: Francoise Kartha who wrote (80)	1/4/1997 1:44:00 PM
From: LaFayette555	of 110

My understanding is the south-american word 'mantos' simply describes the shape of a particular type of mineral deposit: horizontal tubular body with ovoid section. BTW Geomorphology deals with the study of relief exclusively Is a 'mantos' a type of scarn ? all i can say is that it's a type of epigenetic mineral concentration. Thus a mantos (an unofficial, slang word) does not describe a type of rock nor mineral, it is used to describes a mineral deposit PS. due to tech. difficulties never got to thank you for your message of this summer on AQP..Thanks, I held on to the sweet end !!!

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