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Amphibole (Hornblende), Canada Stock Photo

RMCBE99W–Amphibole (Hornblende), Canada

Amphibole Rock sample Hornblend from Scotland Stock Photo

RMC0Y0AX–Amphibole Rock sample Hornblend from Scotland

RFECNY39–Hornblende

Asbestos, Amphibole, variety anthophyllite, Southern Finland, Anthophyllite is one of the rarest types of asbestos. Stock Photo

RMDACB1R–Asbestos, Amphibole, variety anthophyllite, Southern Finland, Anthophyllite is one of the rarest types of asbestos.

Amphibole Schist, Wakefield, Quebec Composed of minerals of the amphibole group… Stock Photo

RM2B0627M–Amphibole Schist, Wakefield, Quebec Composed of minerals of the amphibole group…

Glaucophane is a silicate mineral from amphibole group. Sample with fuchsite.. Stock Photo

RM2DF78ND–Glaucophane is a silicate mineral from amphibole group. Sample with fuchsite..

Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral Stock Photo

RM2EM38YF–Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral

Amphibolite is a metamorphic rock mainly composed by amphibole minerals. Sample. Stock Photo

RM2DF77K9–Amphibolite is a metamorphic rock mainly composed by amphibole minerals. Sample.

Diorite consists of dark colored amphibole and white feldspar. Stock Photo

RFB8GWH4–Diorite consists of dark colored amphibole and white feldspar.

Lovely orange brown Amphibole crystal on black textile. Stock Photo

RMGDF61R–Lovely orange brown Amphibole crystal on black textile.

RMCWP4GB–Amphibole; Vitosa, Bulgaria

Amphibole gneiss (metamorphic rock) Stock Photo

RFEXD6MX–Amphibole gneiss (metamorphic rock)

Amphibole biotitic boulder course crystals felsic freedom Granite hard jagged mineral muscovite parkway Quartz rock rough shadow Stock Photo

RMB5CCKJ–Amphibole biotitic boulder course crystals felsic freedom Granite hard jagged mineral muscovite parkway Quartz rock rough shadow

Tremolite mineral specimen, a form of asbestos. Stock Photo

RMJAJEXE–Tremolite mineral specimen, a form of asbestos.

Amphibole Quartz Crystal specimen, locality, Pakistan. Stock Photo

RF2FGKMW9–Amphibole Quartz Crystal specimen, locality, Pakistan.

Anthophyllite, Montauban, Quebec, Canada Stock Photo

RMJAJEPB–Anthophyllite, Montauban, Quebec, Canada

Hornblende Crystals In Gneiss Schist Stock Photo

RM2M784YG–Hornblende Crystals In Gneiss Schist

RMEBN21G–Actinolite, Austria

Hornblende Vein In Lewisian Gneiss Stock Photo

RM2BP0NM1–Hornblende Vein In Lewisian Gneiss

Minette, thin section, polarized photomicrograph, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, UK Stock Photo

RMH4E4GW–Minette, thin section, polarized photomicrograph, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, UK

Barkevikite - black crystals in pegmatite - Barkevik, Norway Stock Photo

RM2K49FC6–Barkevikite - black crystals in pegmatite - Barkevik, Norway

RM2PCK6DD–Tremolite mineral specimen, a form of asbestos.

collection of various hornblende in Amphibole mineral stones isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFHNK78Y–collection of various hornblende in Amphibole mineral stones isolated on white background

Dannemorite; also Manganogrunerite, Amphibole, Montauban, Quebec Stock Photo

RM2B066W9–Dannemorite; also Manganogrunerite, Amphibole, Montauban, Quebec

Amphibolite (black is hornblende, white is plagioclase) Stock Photo

RFF3A7F9–Amphibolite (black is hornblende, white is plagioclase)

Tirodite, Amphibole, Gouveneur, New York Stock Photo

RM2B08P4W–Tirodite, Amphibole, Gouveneur, New York

RM2DF77K0–Amphibolite is a metamorphic rock mainly composed by amphibole minerals. Sample.

Grammatite, Montauban, Quebec Also Amphibole and Tremolite, and is an important group of inosilicate minerals. The fibrous form of tremolite is one of Stock Photo

RM2B06BYW–Grammatite, Montauban, Quebec Also Amphibole and Tremolite, and is an important group of inosilicate minerals. The fibrous form of tremolite is one of

RM2EM390F–Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral

Parawollastonite, Amphibole, Willsboro, New York Parawollastonite is a wollastonite polytype, consisting of calcium silicate dimorphous with wollaston Stock Photo

RM2B08HMA–Parawollastonite, Amphibole, Willsboro, New York Parawollastonite is a wollastonite polytype, consisting of calcium silicate dimorphous with wollaston

Fibrous amphibole asbestos; Halilovci, Bosnia and Herzegovina Stock Photo

RMCWP4JJ–Fibrous amphibole asbestos; Halilovci, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ferro-anthophylite, Amphibole, Montauban, Quebec The anthophyllite group are orthorhombic amphiboles in the magnesium-iron-manganese amphibole subgrou Stock Photo

RM2B0679Y–Ferro-anthophylite, Amphibole, Montauban, Quebec The anthophyllite group are orthorhombic amphiboles in the magnesium-iron-manganese amphibole subgrou

Amphibole biotitic boulder course crystals felsic freedom Granite grass hard jagged lawn mineral muscovite parkway Quartz rock r Stock Photo

RMB5CCD5–Amphibole biotitic boulder course crystals felsic freedom Granite grass hard jagged lawn mineral muscovite parkway Quartz rock r

Clinoamphibole, Wilberforce, Ontario Stock Photo

RM2B066KP–Clinoamphibole, Wilberforce, Ontario

Tiger's eye, also called tiger eye, is a quartz group gemstone with a golden to red-brown colour and a silky lustre. Stock Photo

RF2NK2AG6–Tiger's eye, also called tiger eye, is a quartz group gemstone with a golden to red-brown colour and a silky lustre.

Anthophyllite, Montauban, Quebec Stock Photo

RM2B062EE–Anthophyllite, Montauban, Quebec

RFB8F3XG–Actinolite specimen.

Amphibolite, Non Foliated, Ottawa Metamorphic Rock Stock Photo

RM2B06298–Amphibolite, Non Foliated, Ottawa Metamorphic Rock

RMH4E4J8–Minette, thin section, polarized photomicrograph, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, UK

Tremolite Schist, Montauban, Ontario Stock Photo

RM2B08PEA–Tremolite Schist, Montauban, Ontario

This diagram represents Amphibole vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

RFT5TT16–This diagram represents Amphibole vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

set of various Hornblende crystals on Amphibole natural mineral stones and rock isolated on white background Stock Photo

RFG10NRN–set of various Hornblende crystals on Amphibole natural mineral stones and rock isolated on white background

Amphibole is an important group of inosilicate minerals, forming prism or needlelike crystals, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration. Stock Vector

RF2BTGH3H–Amphibole is an important group of inosilicate minerals, forming prism or needlelike crystals, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

macro shooting of natural mineral stone specimen - rough crystal of hornblende on amphibole - carbonate rock on dark granite background from Korshunov Stock Photo

RFKG69FW–macro shooting of natural mineral stone specimen - rough crystal of hornblende on amphibole - carbonate rock on dark granite background from Korshunov

Tremolite-alkali feldspar skarn Stock Photo

RFF38390–Tremolite-alkali feldspar skarn

RM2DF77K7–Amphibolite is a metamorphic rock mainly composed by amphibole minerals. Sample.

RF2BTH6N2–Amphibole is an important group of inosilicate minerals, forming prism or needlelike crystals, vintage line drawing or engraving illustration.

Amphibolite. Is a metamorphic rock rich in amphibole (hornblende). Photomicrograph, thin section, polarized light. Stock Photo

RM2DF77JF–Amphibolite. Is a metamorphic rock rich in amphibole (hornblende). Photomicrograph, thin section, polarized light.

RM2EM38YR–Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral

RMCWP4KK–Fibrous amphibole asbestos; Halilovci, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Actinolite is a silicate (inosilicate) from the amphiboles group. Some forms are used as gemstones. Stock Photo

RM2DF7897–Actinolite is a silicate (inosilicate) from the amphiboles group. Some forms are used as gemstones.

Granite rock freedom parkway stone hard texture jagged boulder shadow Stock Photo

RMB5CCDB–Granite rock freedom parkway stone hard texture jagged boulder shadow

France, Eure, Grand Bourgtheroulde, environmental laboratory, bulk residues of building materials and amphibole asbestos fibers (fibrous silicate) seen on the fluorescent screen of a transmission electron microscope, 10000 times magnification Stock Photo

RMWFNW6A–France, Eure, Grand Bourgtheroulde, environmental laboratory, bulk residues of building materials and amphibole asbestos fibers (fibrous silicate) seen on the fluorescent screen of a transmission electron microscope, 10000 times magnification

RF2PD0RHT–Tiger's eye, also called tiger eye, is a quartz group gemstone with a golden to red-brown colour and a silky lustre.

Riebeckite, El Paso county, Colorado, USA sodium-rich member of the amphibole group of silicate minerals Stock Photo

RMG6W8J3–Riebeckite, El Paso county, Colorado, USA sodium-rich member of the amphibole group of silicate minerals

macro photography of natural mineral from geological collection - Garnet crystals in polished Hornblende (amphibole) stone on white background Stock Photo

RFRARBN4–macro photography of natural mineral from geological collection - Garnet crystals in polished Hornblende (amphibole) stone on white background

Jadeite mineral stone close up with reflection on black surface background. Stock Photo

RFM9J61F–Jadeite mineral stone close up with reflection on black surface background.

RMH4E4H9–Minette, thin section, polarized photomicrograph, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, UK

Chloritoschist, Lanark, Ontario Stock Photo

RM2B066FP–Chloritoschist, Lanark, Ontario

Amphibole Geological Exhibition Hall of Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources Stock Photo

RF2BFXK4F–Amphibole Geological Exhibition Hall of Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources

Hornblendite, Gatineau, Quebec Stock Photo

RM2B06CMB–Hornblendite, Gatineau, Quebec

Anthophyllite, ((Mg,Fe)7Si8O22(OH)2) a type of Amphibole mineral, from South Finland Stock Photo

RMW7T3NT–Anthophyllite, ((Mg,Fe)7Si8O22(OH)2) a type of Amphibole mineral, from South Finland

Pulaskite, Magmatic, Grenville, Quebec Stock Photo

RM2B08JKM–Pulaskite, Magmatic, Grenville, Quebec

macro shooting of natural mineral rock specimen - raw crystal of hornblende on amphibole - carbonate stone on dark granite background from Korshunovsk Stock Photo

RFKG69FT–macro shooting of natural mineral rock specimen - raw crystal of hornblende on amphibole - carbonate stone on dark granite background from Korshunovsk

Hornblende Granite, Plutonic, Ottawa A granite containing hornblende, a felsic plutonic rock, generally adamellite or granodiorite, containing an amph Stock Photo

RM2B06CHN–Hornblende Granite, Plutonic, Ottawa A granite containing hornblende, a felsic plutonic rock, generally adamellite or granodiorite, containing an amph

RFF388FW–Amphibolite

Edenite, Metamorphic, Estrie, Quebec Stock Photo

RM2B0671H–Edenite, Metamorphic, Estrie, Quebec

RM2EM38Y3–Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral

RMCWP4H0–Fibrous amphibole asbestos; Halilovci, Bosnia and Herzegovina

RM2PD83C2–Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral

RM2DF787H–Actinolite is a silicate (inosilicate) from the amphiboles group. Some forms are used as gemstones.

Actinolite - Cranston, Rhode Island Stock Photo

RMCBPTWG–Actinolite - Cranston, Rhode Island

Amphibolite (metamorphic rock) Stock Photo

RFEY7KHY–Amphibolite (metamorphic rock)

RMCBPTWK–Actinolite, South Dakota

RFEXD6CA–Amphibolite (metamorphic rock)

Sample of Amphibole Asbestos. Date: 20th century; Culture: China; Medium: Amphibole asbestos; Dimensions: H. 1 in. (2.5 cm); W. 2 in. (5.1 cm); L. 3 Stock Photo

RM2GMXG68–Sample of Amphibole Asbestos. Date: 20th century; Culture: China; Medium: Amphibole asbestos; Dimensions: H. 1 in. (2.5 cm); W. 2 in. (5.1 cm); L. 3

RMH4E4G2–Minette, thin section, polarized photomicrograph, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, UK

Skarn (green diopside, pink calcite, black actinolite) Stock Photo

RFF382G8–Skarn (green diopside, pink calcite, black actinolite)

macro shooting of natural mineral rock specimen - rough richterite stone on dark granite background from Kovdor region, Kola Peninsula, Russia Stock Photo

RFKGFT2P–macro shooting of natural mineral rock specimen - rough richterite stone on dark granite background from Kovdor region, Kola Peninsula, Russia

macro photography of natural mineral from geological collection - hornblende crystals on rough amphibole - carbonate rock on white background Stock Photo

RFRARBN6–macro photography of natural mineral from geological collection - hornblende crystals on rough amphibole - carbonate rock on white background

RF2BG941B–Amphibole Geological Exhibition Hall of Shandong Provincial Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources

Serpentine Absestos, variety Chrysotile, (Mg3Si2O5(OH)4) from Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada. It is a soft, fibrous silicate mineral in the serpentine group of phyllosilicates; as such, it is distinct from other asbestiform minerals in the amphibole group. Stock Photo

RMW7T3PC–Serpentine Absestos, variety Chrysotile, (Mg3Si2O5(OH)4) from Thetford Mines, Quebec, Canada. It is a soft, fibrous silicate mineral in the serpentine group of phyllosilicates; as such, it is distinct from other asbestiform minerals in the amphibole group.

Photomicrograph of gabbro through crossed polars. Mag. X20 Stock Photo

RMC4J77T–Photomicrograph of gabbro through crossed polars. Mag. X20

Macrophotograph of the structural detail in a pietersite gemstone from Arizona. Also known as 'Arizona tiger eye' it is a variety of chalcedony that contains amphibole mineral fibers that result in a chatoyant optical reflectance effect. Stock Photo

RF2CTNGY1–Macrophotograph of the structural detail in a pietersite gemstone from Arizona. Also known as 'Arizona tiger eye' it is a variety of chalcedony that contains amphibole mineral fibers that result in a chatoyant optical reflectance effect.

Arfvedsonite (Amphibole), specimen 13 cm wide, from Ilimaussaq intrusion, Greenland Stock Photo

RMG3TX4X–Arfvedsonite (Amphibole), specimen 13 cm wide, from Ilimaussaq intrusion, Greenland

RFJMA0P4–Granite and flower.

Arfvedsonite is a inosilicate in a monoclinic crystal sistem. This saple comes to Malawi. Stock Photo

RM2DF734P–Arfvedsonite is a inosilicate in a monoclinic crystal sistem. This saple comes to Malawi.

RMCWP4HW–Fibrous amphibole asbestos; Halilovci, Bosnia and Herzegovina

RM2PG2HE8–Actinolite [calcium silicate hydroxide] amphibole silicate mineral

RM2DF735W–Arfvedsonite is a inosilicate in a monoclinic crystal sistem. This saple comes to Malawi.

RMBXCE0Y–Asbestos Danger In Home

Hornblende is a group of silicates composed by iron, magnesium and others. Crystallized sample. Stock Photo

RM2DF792N–Hornblende is a group of silicates composed by iron, magnesium and others. Crystallized sample.

closeup of sample of natural mineral from geological collection - unpolished Hornblende on Amphibole rock isolated on white background Stock Photo

RF2C2MC8D–closeup of sample of natural mineral from geological collection - unpolished Hornblende on Amphibole rock isolated on white background

Natural weathered pink and black granite / marble texture Stock Photo

RMG13DNG–Natural weathered pink and black granite / marble texture

Actinolite slate, Austria, Zillertaler Alpen Stock Photo

RMEBN38F–Actinolite slate, Austria, Zillertaler Alpen

RMH4E4J1–Minette, thin section, polarized photomicrograph, Sedbergh, Yorkshire, UK

Tremolite-magnetite rock (iron ore). Light green is amphibole group mineral tremolite. Dark is iron oxide magnetite. Stock Photo

RFF388GE–Tremolite-magnetite rock (iron ore). Light green is amphibole group mineral tremolite. Dark is iron oxide magnetite.

macro shooting of natural mineral rock specimen - raw Gedrite stone on dark granite background from Yelovyy Navolok (Shuyeretskoe mine), Karelia, Russ Stock Photo

RFKGFRW7–macro shooting of natural mineral rock specimen - raw Gedrite stone on dark granite background from Yelovyy Navolok (Shuyeretskoe mine), Karelia, Russ

macro photography of natural mineral from geological collection - hornblende crystals on raw amphibole - carbonate rock on white background Stock Photo

RFRARBN9–macro photography of natural mineral from geological collection - hornblende crystals on raw amphibole - carbonate rock on white background

Gneiss (Almandine & Hornblende) Tvedestrand, Norway Precambrian Stock Photo

RMDXD800–Gneiss (Almandine & Hornblende) Tvedestrand, Norway Precambrian

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