bog ore

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bog ore [′bäg ‚ȯr]

(mineralogy)

A poorly stratified accumulation of earthy metallic mineral substances, consisting mainly of oxides, that are formed in bogs, marshes, swamps, and other low-lying moist places. Also known as bog-mine ore.

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