Classification of Gods

From Genco

Contents 1 Nature 1.1 Plant 1.2 Animal 1.2.1 Mammal 1.2.2 Reptile 1.2.3 Amphibian 1.3 Mineral 1.3.1 Rock 1.3.2 Gemstones 1.3.3 Stone 1.3.4 Metal

[edit] Nature

[edit] Plant

[edit] Animal

[edit] Mammal

[edit] Reptile

[edit] Amphibian

[edit] Mineral

[edit] Rock

Amphibolite

Andesite

Anorthosite

Anthracite

Aplite

Argillite

Arkose

Banded iron formation

Basalt

Basanite

Blueschist

Boninite

Breccia

Carbonatite

Cataclasite

Chalk

Charnockite

Chert

Claystone

Coal

Conglomerate

Coquina

Dacite

Diabase

Diatomite

Diamictite

Diorite

Dolerite

Dolomite

Dunite

Eclogite

Epidiorite

Epidosite

Essexite

Evaporite

Felsite

Flint

Foidolite

Gabbro

Ganister

Gneiss

Gossan

Granite

Granodiorite

Granophyre

Granulite

Greywacke

Greenschist

Greenstone

Gritstone

Gypsum

Harzburgite (variety of peridotite).

Hornblendite

Hornfels

Hyaloclastite

Ignimbrite

Ijolite

Jadeitite

Jasperoid

Jaspillite

Kimberlite

Komatiite

Lamproite

Lamprophyre

Larvikite

Latite

Lignite

Litchfieldite

Lherzolite (variety of peridotite).

Limestone

Luxullianite

Marble

Marl

Migmatite

Monzogranite

Monzonite

Mudstone

Mylonite

Nepheline syenite

Nephelinite

Norite

Novaculite

Obsidian

Oolite

Pegmatite

Pelite

Peridotite

Phonolite

Phyllite

Picrite

Porphyry

Psammite

Pseudotachylite

Pumice

Pyroclastic rock

Pyroxenite

Quartzite

Quartz diorite

Quartz monzonite

Rapakivi granite

Rhyodacite

Rhyolite

Rhomb porphyry

Sandstone

Schist

Scoria

Serpentinite

Shale

Siltstone

Skarn

Slate

Soapstone

Syenite

Tachylyte

Taconite

Tephrite

Theralite

Tonalite

Trachyte

Troctolite

Trondhjemite

Tuff

Turbidite

Variolite

Wackestone

Websterite

Wehrlite

[edit] Gemstones

A number of gemstones have gained fame, either because of their size and beauty or because of the people who owned or wore them. A list of famous gemstones follows

Aquamarines

• The Giant Aquamarine

Diamonds

See List of famous diamonds

Emeralds

• The Chalk Emerald
• The Duke of Devonshire Emerald
• The Gachala Emerald
• The Mackay Emerald

Opals

• The Andamooka Opal, presented to Queen Elizabeth II, also known as the Queen's Opal
• The Aurora Australis Opal, considered to be the most valuable black opal
• The Black Prince Opal, originally known as Harlequin Prince
• The Empress of Australia Opal
• The Fire Queen Opal
• The Flame Queen Opal
• The Flamingo Opal
• The Halley's Comet Opal, the world's largest uncut black opal
• The Jupiter Five Opal
• The Olympic Australis Opal, reported to be the largest and most valuable gem opal ever found
• The Pride of Australia Opal, also known as the Red Emperor Opal
• The Red Admiral Opal, also known as the Butterfly Stone

Pearl

• The Pearl of Lao Tzu
• Satlada - A seven-stringed pearl necklace of the Nizams.

Ruby

• The DeLong Star Ruby
• The Hixon Ruby Crystal
• The Midnight Star Ruby
• The Neelanjali Ruby
• The Rajaratna Ruby
• The Rosser Reeves Ruby

Sapphires

• The Logan sapphire
• The Queen Marie of Romania Sapphire
• The Ruspoli Sapphire
• The Star of Asia Star Sapphire
• The Star of Bombay, given to Mary Pickford by Douglas Fairbanks, Sr
• The Star of India, the largest and most famous star sapphire in the world
• The Stuart Sapphire

Spinels

• The Black Prince's Ruby, actually a spinel mounted on the Imperial State Crown
• The Samarian Spinel, the world's largest spinel
• The Timur Ruby, believed to be a ruby until 1851

Topaz

• The American Golden Topaz, the largest cut yellow topaz weighing nearly 23000 carats (4.6 kg).

[edit] Stone

1. Actinolite
2. Adamite
3. Actinolite
4. Aerinite
5. Aeschynite-(Nd)
6. Aeschynite-(Y)
7. Agardite
8. Agrellite
9. Aegirine
10. Afghanite
11. Afwillite
12. Albite
13. Alforsite
14. Allanite
15. Alstonite
16. Altaite
17. Alunite
18. Amblygonite
19. Amphibole (mineral group)
20. Analcite
21. Anatase
22. Andalusite
23. Andesine
24. Andradite
25. Anglesite
26. Anhydrite
27. Ankerite
28. Anorthite
29. Anorthoclase
30. Anthophyllite
31. Antigorite
32. Antitaenite
33. Apatite (mineral group)
34. Apophyllite
35. Aragonite
36. Arfvedsonite
37. Argentite
38. Armalcolite
39. Arsenopyrite
40. Astrophyllite
41. Augite
42. Aurichalcite
43. Auricupride
44. Autunite
45. Axinite (mineral group)
46. Azurite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Agate (variety of quartz)
2. Alabaster (variety of gypsum)
3. Alexandrite (variety of chrysoberyl)
4. Allingite (synonym of amber)
5. Alum
6. Amazonite (variety of microcline)
7. Amber (fossilized resin)
8. Amethyst (purple variety of quartz)
9. Ammolite (organic; also a gemstone)
10. Amosite (asbestiform grunerite)
11. Anyolite (metamorphic rock - zoisite, ruby, and hornblende)
12. Aquamarine (light blue variety of beryl)
13. Asbestos (fibrous serpentine- or amphibole minerals)
14. Avalite (A chromian variety of Illite.)
15. Aventurine (variety of quartz)

1. Baddeleyite
2. Barite (Baryte, British spelling)
3. Bastnäsite (mineral group)
4. Benitoite
5. Bertrandite
6. Beryl
7. Biotite
8. Bismuthinite
9. Bixbyite
10. Blödite
11. Blossite
12. Boehmite
13. Boracite
14. Borax
15. Bornite
16. Brazilianite
17. Briartite
18. Brookite
19. Brucite
20. Bytownite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Bauxite (aluminium ore)
2. Beckerite (natural resin)
3. Bixbite (red gem variety of beryl)

1. Calaverite
2. Calcite
3. Caledonite
4. Canfieldite
5. Carnallite
6. Carnotite
7. Cassiterite
8. Cavansite
9. Celadonite
10. Celestine
11. Cerussite
12. Chabazite (a group of closely-related minerals in the zeolite group)
13. Chalcanthite
14. Chalcocite
15. Chalcopyrite
16. Chlorite (mineral group)
17. Chromite
18. Chrysoberyl
19. Chrysocolla
20. Cinnabar
21. Clinochrysotile
22. Clinoclase
23. Clintonite
24. Cobaltite
25. Coesite
26. Coffinite
27. Colemanite
28. Columbite (mineral group)
29. Cooperite
30. Copper
31. Cordierite
32. Corundum
33. Covellite
34. Creedite
35. Cristobalite
36. Crookesite
37. Cryolite
38. Cummingtonite
39. Cuprite
40. Cyanotrichite
41. Cylindrite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Carnelian (variety of quartz)
2. Chalcedony (cryptocrystalline variety of quartz)
3. Chrysolite (gemmy yellow-green forsterite)
4. Chrysoprase (green nickel bearing chalcedony)
5. Chrysotile (group name - asbestiform serpentine)
6. Citrine (yellow variety of quartz)
7. Cleveite
8. Coltan (short for minerals of the columbite group)
9. Crocidolite (asbestiform riebeckite)
10. Cymophane (variety of chrysoberyl)

1. Datolite
2. Dawsonite
3. Diamond
4. Diaspore
5. Dickite
6. Diopside
7. Dioptase
8. Dolomite
9. Dumortierite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Delessite (magnesian chamosite)
2. Diatomite (diatomaceous earth)

1. Elsmoreite
2. Enargite
3. Enstatite
4. Epidote
5. Epsomite
6. Erythrite
7. Euchroite
8. Euclase
9. Euxenite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Emerald (green gem variety of beryl)

1. Fayalite (olivine group)
2. Feldspar (mineral group)
3. Feldspathoid (mineral group)
4. Ferberite
5. Feroxyhyte
6. Ferrierite (subgroup of zeolite minerals)
7. Ferro-anthophyllite
8. Ferrocolumbite
9. Ferrohortonolite (olivine group)
10. Ferrotantalite
11. Fergusonite (mineral group)
12. Fluorapatite (apatite group)
13. Fluorichterite (amphibole group)
14. Fluorite
15. Fluorspar (synonym of fluorite)
16. Forsterite (olivine group)
17. Franckeite
18. Franklinite (spinel group)
19. Freieslebenite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Ferricrete Iron oxide cemented soil or sediment

1. Gadolinite (mineral group)
2. Gahnite
3. Galena
4. Garnet (mineral group)
5. Garnierite
6. Germanite
7. Geigerite
8. Gibbsite
9. Glauberite
10. Glauconite
11. Glaucophane
12. Goethite
13. Gold
14. Graphite
15. Greenockite
16. Grunerite
17. Gunningite
18. Gypsum

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Gedanite (fossilized resin)
2. Glessite (natural resin)

1. Haggertyite
2. Halite
3. Hapkeite
4. Hematite
5. Hemimorphite
6. Hibonite
7. Hornblende
8. Howlite
9. Hübnerite
10. Hutchinsonite
11. Hydroxylapatite
12. Hydrozincite
13. Hypersthene

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Heliodor (greenish-yellow variety of beryl)
2. Heliotrope (variety of chalcedony)
3. Hiddenite (variety of spodumene)
4. Hyalite (variety of opal)

1. Idocrase (synonym of vesuvianite)
2. Idrialite
3. Ikaite
4. Illite
5. Ilmenite
6. Ilvaite
7. Iron

1. Jadarite
2. Jadeite
3. Jarosite
4. Jeffersonite
5. Juonniite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Jade (tough, green mineral either jadeite or nephrite amphibole)
2. Jasper (variety of quartz)
3. Jet (fossilised wood)

1. Kainite
2. Kalsilite
3. Kamacite
4. Kaolinite
5. Kernite
6. Kieserite
7. Kinoite
8. Kobellite
9. Kogarkoite
10. Kolbeckite
11. Krennerite
12. Kyanite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Keilhauite (variety of titanite)
2. Krantzite (natural resin)
3. Kunzite (variety of spodumene)

1. Labradorite
2. Lansfordite
3. Laumontite
4. Lazurite
5. Lawsonite
6. Lepidolite
7. Leucite
8. Leucophanite
9. Lime (mineral)
10. Lizardite
11. Lonsdaleite
12. Lorandite
13. Lublinite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Lapis lazuli (a rock consisting primarily of lazurite, calcite and pyrite)
2. Larimar (blue variety of pectolite)
3. Lechatelierite (fused quartz glass)
4. Lignite (a type of coal)
5. Limonite -(a mineraloid )
6. Lodestone (a synonym of magnetite)

1. Maghemite
2. Magnesite
3. Magnetite
4. Malachite
5. Malacolite
6. Manganite
7. Manganocolumbite
8. Manganotantalite
9. Marcasite
10. Margaritasite
11. McKelveyite
12. Meionite
13. Melanite
14. Melilite
15. Mendozite
16. Mesolite
17. Metacinnabarite
18. Mica (a group of silicate minerals)
19. Microcline
20. Millerite
21. Mimetite
22. Mirabilite
23. Moissanite
24. Molybdenite
25. Monazite
26. Monohydrocalcite
27. Montmorillonite (clay mineral)
28. Moolooite
29. Mordenite
30. Murdochite
31. Muscovite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Magnesia
2. Mariposite (variety of phengite/muscovite)
3. Menilite (variety of opal)
4. Meerschaum (variety of sepiolite)
5. Milky quartz (a cloudy white quartz)
6. Morganite (a pink beryl)
7. Morion (synonym of smoky quartz)

1. Native copper
2. Natrolite
3. Natron
4. Nenadkevichite
5. Nepheline
6. Nephrite
7. Neptunite
8. Nickeline
9. Niobite (synonym of columbite)
10. Niobite-tantalite (synonym of columbite-tantalite)

1. Oligoclase
2. Olivine (a group of silicate minerals)
3. Omphacite
4. Orpiment
5. Orthochrysotile
6. Orthoclase
7. Overite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Onyx (a monochromatic banded variety of chalcedony)
2. Opal

1. Painite
2. Papagoite
3. Parachrysotile
4. Paragonite
5. Pectolite
6. Pelagosite
7. Pentlandite
8. Periclase
9. Perovskite
10. Petalite
11. Petzite
12. Pezzottaite
13. Pharmacosiderite
14. Phenakite
15. Phillipsite
16. Phlogopite
17. Pigeonite
18. Plagioclase Na-Ca feldspar.
19. Pollucite
20. Potassium alum
21. Polycrase
22. Polyhalite
23. Prehnite
24. Proustite
25. Pyrite
26. Pyrochlore
27. Pyrolusite
28. Pyromorphite
29. Pyrophyllite
30. Pyroxene (group of silicate minerals)
31. Pyroxferroite
32. Pyrrhotite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Palagonite (basaltic volcanic glass)
2. Perlite (volcanic glass)
3. Phosphorite (name given to impure, massive apatite.)
4. Plessite (mixture of kamacite and taenite)
5. Pitchblende (a massive impure form of uraninite)
6. Pumicite (synonym of pumice)

1. Quartz

1. Realgar
2. Rheniite
3. Rhodochrosite
4. Rhodonite
5. Riebeckite
6. Rutile

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Rock crystal (quartz)
2. Rose quartz
3. Roumanite (amber)
4. Ruby (red gem corundum)

1. Safflorite
2. Sal ammoniac
3. Samarskite
4. Sanbornite
5. Sanidine (orthoclase variety)
6. Saponite (clay mineral)
7. Sapphirine
8. Sauconite
9. Scapolite (a group of silicate minerals)
10. Scheelite
11. Schorl (black tourmaline)
12. Schreibersite
13. Scolecite
14. Seeligerite
15. Segelerite
16. Sekaninaite
17. Selenide
18. Selenite
19. Selenium
20. Seligmannite
21. Sepiolite
22. Serpentine
23. Shattuckite
24. Siderite
25. Sillimanite
26. Silver
27. Simetite
28. Skutterudite
29. Smaltite
30. Smectite
31. Smithsonite
32. Soda niter
33. Sodalite
34. Sperrylite
35. Spessartite
36. Sphalerite
37. Sphene
38. Spinel
39. Spodumene
40. Stannite
41. Staurolite
42. Steacyite
43. Steatite (talc)
44. Stephanite
45. Stibnite
46. Stichtite
47. Stilbite
48. Stilleite
49. Stolzite
50. Stromeyerite
51. Strontianite
52. Sugilite
53. Sulfur
54. Sussexite
55. Sylvanite
56. Sylvite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Sapphire (gem corundum of any color except red, especially blue varieties)
2. Sard (a variety of chalcedony/quartz)
3. Satinspar (a variety of Gypsum)
4. Smoky quartz (a brown or black variety of quartz)
5. Soapstone (a rock)
6. Spectrolite (a variety of labradorite)
7. Stantienite (a variety of amber)

1. Tachyhydrite
2. Taenite
3. Talc
4. Tantalite
5. Tarapacaite
6. Teallite
7. Temagamite
8. Tennantite
9. Tenorite
10. Tephroite
11. Terlinguaite
12. Teruggite
13. Tetrahedrite
14. Thenardite
15. Thomasclarkite
16. Thomsenolite
17. Thorianite
18. Thorite
19. Thortveitite
20. Tiemannite
21. Tin
22. Tincalconite
23. Titanite
24. Todorokite
25. Topaz
26. Torbernite
27. Tourmaline (group of silicate minerals)
28. Tremolite
29. Tridymite
30. Triphylite
31. Trona
32. Tsavorite
33. Tschermigite
34. Tugtupite
35. Tyrolite
36. Turquoise
37. Tyuyamunite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Tanzanite (variety of Zoisite)
2. Thulite (variety of Zoisite)
3. Travertine (form of calcium carbonate)
4. Tsavorite (gem variety of grossularite garnet)

1. Ulexite
2. Ullmannite
3. Ulvospinel
4. Umangite
5. Unakite
6. Uraninite
7. Uranophane
8. Uvarovite

Varieties that are not valid species:

1. Ultramarine
2. Uralite alteration actinolite

1. Valentinite
2. Vanadinite
3. Variscite
4. Vaterite
5. Vermiculite
6. Vesuvianite
7. Villiaumite
8. Vivianite

1. Wardite
2. Wavellite
3. Weddellite
4. Weloganite
5. Whewellite
6. Whitlockite
7. Willemite
8. Witherite
9. Wolframite
10. Wollastonite
11. Wulfenite
12. Wyartite

1. Xenotime
2. Xonotlite

1. Yttrialite
2. Yttrocerite

1. Zabuyelite
2. Zaccagnaite
3. Zaherite
4. Zajacite-(Ce)
5. Zakharovite
6. Zanazziite
7. Zaratite
8. Zeolite (group of silicate minerals)
9. Zhanghengite
10. Zharchikhite
11. Zhemchuzhnikovite
12. Zhonghuacerite-(Ce)
13. Ziesite
14. Zimbabweite
15. Zinalsite
16. Zinc-melanterite
17. Zincite
18. Zincobotryogen
19. Zincochromite
20. Zinkenite
21. Zinnwaldite
22. Zippeite
23. Zircon
24. Zirconolite
25. Zircophyllite
26. Zirkelite
27. Zoisite
28. Zunyite

[edit] Metal

• 002 Lithium
• 003 Beryllium
• 011 Sodium
• 012 Magnesium
• 013 Aluminium
• 019 Potassium
• 020 Calcium
• 022 Titanium
• 023 Vanadium
• 024 Chromium
• 025 Manganese
• 027 Cobalt
• 028 Nickel
• 029 Copper
• 030 Zinc
• 033 Arsenic
• 040 Zirconium
• 042 Molybdenium
• 047 Silver
• 048 Cadmium
• 051 Antimony
• 056 Barium
• 076 Osmium
• 078 Platinum
• 080 Mercury
• 081 Thallium
• 082 Lead
• 092 Uranium