File:Thunder egg quartz (Laton Point, south of Buchanan, Oregon, USA) (32785493225).jpg

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Quartz ("Thunder Egg") from the Tertiary of Oregon, USA.

"Thunder eggs" are agate- and/or quartz-filled masses that fill former cavities in volcanic rocks (see Colburn, 2004 for more info.).

Locality: Laton Point, south of Buchanan, northeastern Harney County, eastern Oregon, USA


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Colburn (2004) - The Formation of Thundereggs (Lithophysae). 493 pp. (<a href="http://www.cvmineralclub.org/MAIN/Pages/Members Articles/Jack Marcy/The Formation of Thundereggs-Revised 2004.pdf" rel="nofollow">www.cvmineralclub.org/MAIN/Pages/Members%20Articles/Jack%...</a>) (This long document may take a little while to load on your computer.)
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