Ammolite and Witherite Shards are naturally occurring, phosphorescent minerals found on Arcterra. Both minerals appear as trigonal, white-blue crystals that emit a constant glow, and range in size from about a foot to as large as Samus herself. Ammolite and Witherite shards are common in the caverns and tunnels of Arcterra, most notably in the Ice Hive, which is the only place where they can be scanned. No weapon seems capable of damaging either substance. Despite having separately identified object scans (which feature the same content), they appear indistinguishable from each other.
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Ammolite and Witherite Shards
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Naturally occuring minerals with phosphorescent properties.
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- Ammolite and Witherite are both names for real-life minerals: Witherite is a white, barium carbonate-based crystal that vaguely resemble the crystals seen in-game, whereas ammolite is an iridescent, organic gemstone that comprises fossilized ammonite shells. Neither real-life mineral, however, has luminescent properties.
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Hazardous | Acid (Beta/Fake) • Acid Rain • Afloraltite • Dark Water • Fire • Fuel Gel • Lava (Fake/Scalding-hot) • Phazon • Purple liquid |
Gases | Dark vapor • Industrial-grade pesticide • Meta-viprium gas • Nohadin gas • Noxious gasses • Poison gas • Talvania Gas |
Destructible | Barnacle-like material • Bendezium • Brinstone • Cordite • Denzium • Frigidite • Glass • Grobnite • Ice • Maldium • Meltable Metal • Metroid webs • Radion • Sandstone • Talloric Alloy • Vegetation • Zebetite Kelbium and Zafrite |
Phazon | Red • Crystal • Black Crystal • Mass • Ore • Elite Nutrient Mix • Strain Vertigo • Phazite (Red) • Concentrated |
Crystals | Ammolite/Witherite Shards • Black Phazon • Crystallized Fuel Gel • Crystals • Dark Sentinel • Lift • Liftvine • Light • Minerals • Phazon • Red magma • Sentinel |
Ore | Urthic • Phazon |
Miscellaneous | Invisible platform • Jovian steel • Liquid Resource • Liquid solution • Sand Vaccine "Metroid" • Waste • Water • Yellow goo • Yellow liquid |