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A pseudomorph is one mineral replacing another while retaining the shape of the first mineral. In this case a couple of possibilities are calcite pseudomorphs after ikaite, from Russia, or siderite pseudomorphs after calcite, from Mexico. A clearer question will result in a more specific answer.

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Q: Where can you find the mineral Pseudomorphed calcite scalenohedrons?
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