tiemannite

Martoja and Berry [38] in their study identified a tiemannite (mineral in a form of mercuric selenide) in the liver of cetaceans as a probable product of demethylation.

The selenides included mainly the nickel selenide penroseite, intimately mixed with selenides of lead (clausthalite), silver (naumannite) and mercury (tiemannite).

ADELEIDAE (web2), ATLANTAL, BIAJAIBA (pul), CATARACT, CIATICA, CYATYCA, DIAPSIDA, DIETHYLTOLUAMIDE (sted), DISCOIDS, DYSCOMFYDS, ENDEIGNED, ENSHRINES, FATHERCRAFT (web2), FIELD-WIFE, GAS-BAGS, GREEN-CHARGE, INCUDO-TYMPANIC, INSIGNIS, INTERKNIT, MASTOGRAMS (dor), MESEEMS, MISAIMS, MUSEUMS, NASORAEANS (cham), NATURANT, NIGGLING, NUSAUNS, PIEWIPE, PISTOL-WHIPS, PUSH-UPS, RAIYATWARI (cham), RESCUERS, RETROVERT, ROMANIFORM (web2), RUSH-HOURS, SETTEST, SIMPLISM, SITARIST, STANITSA, TAENIATE, TIEMANNITE, TOSSPOTS, TRIMURTI, WOLF-GROWL

Associated minerals are: chrisstanleyite, tiemannite, clausthalite, stibiopalladinite, gold, ankerite and calcite.

Associated minerals are: berzelianite, bellidoite, cadmoseite (mercurian and cuprian), chameanite, crookesite, eskebornite, eucairite, ferroselite, hakite, klockmannite, a luanheite-type phase, trogtalite-krutaite, tiemannite, tyrellite, umangite and uraninite.

Black spongy masses to 2 mm of finely intergrown corderoite with tiemannite are locally abundant at location 1 on the 5,400 bench, and are the most common mercury-bearing species currently identified from the mine.