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... apatite . The Soviet Union has large deposits of phosphates in the Mangysh- lak Peninsula on the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea and other scattered deposits of lesser value . Diamonds are insignificant in India but are produced in ...
... apatite . The Soviet Union has large deposits of phosphates in the Mangysh- lak Peninsula on the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea and other scattered deposits of lesser value . Diamonds are insignificant in India but are produced in ...
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... in the world . Singhbhum is also im- portant for manganese , chromite , apatite ( rock phos- phate , a source of fertilizer ) , and uranium . Extensive Mineral resources pyrite ( an iron disulfide mineral used in the manufacture 986 Bihār.
... in the world . Singhbhum is also im- portant for manganese , chromite , apatite ( rock phos- phate , a source of fertilizer ) , and uranium . Extensive Mineral resources pyrite ( an iron disulfide mineral used in the manufacture 986 Bihār.
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