"Crystalline mineral deposits in some caves" NYT crossword answer is:
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Crystalline mineral deposits in some caves are a fascinating natural phenomenon. These deposits are formed when minerals, such as calcite, are dissolved in water and then deposited on cave walls and ceilings. They can form intricate patterns and shapes, and come in a variety of colors. These deposits can be found in many different types of caves, from limestone caves to lava tubes. They are a great source of scientific study, as they can provide insight into the geological history of a region.
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