👉 A subsulcus is a small opening in the surface of a mineral or rock. It is formed by the breakdown of crystals that have been exposed to water and dissolved minerals, such as quartz or feldspar. These openings are usually small and can be found on the surface of rocks or in the cracks in the rock. Subsulcuses can help protect minerals from erosion and can also be used for mineral analysis and identification purposes.
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