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Betafite
Abetafiteoctahedron collected in Bancroft, Ontario, Canada. Betafite, a mineral group in thepyrochloresupergroup, typically occurs as a primary mineral ingranitepegmatites,and rarely incarbonatites.Though there is no applicable use for the accepted betafite species, it is an importantoreofthorium,uranium,andniobium.Photograph:Heinrich Pniok
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Not a mineral

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This is not a mineral anymore. "Betafite" is the name of a group within the Pyrochlore Supergroup. See www.mindat.orgEudialytos(talk)18:10, 1 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]