Manganohatertite
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Manganohatertite is a manganese-dominant arsenate mineral of the hatertite group, occurring in oxidized zones of manganese-arsenic ore deposits. It forms pale pink to colorless microcrystalline aggregates in gossan environments. The mineral is of scientific interest for its crystal chemical relationship to hatertite and for documenting Mn-As mineralogy in oxidized ore zones.