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Nelsonite is a special type of intrusive igneous rocks, comprising of ilmenite and apatite. They are reported essentially from within norite-gabbro-anorthosite suites.

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Nelsonite is a type of igneous rock that is high in olivine, a green mineral. It is often found in intrusive igneous formations, such as dikes and sills. Nelsonite is named after the locality where it was first described, near Nelson, Virginia, USA.

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