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Abbr.:
LUN A -
lunar anorthositic (feldspathic) breccia;
LUN B -
lunar mare basalt or gabbro, basaltic
or gabbroic breccia;
LUN
M - mingled breccia (basaltic, and anorthositic clasts);
LUN K - lunar KREEP basalt, or KREEP-rich mafic breccia.
Antarctic Find Location Codes:
ALH
= Allan Hills;
EET
= Elephant Moraine;
GRA
= Graves Nunataks;
LAP
= LaPaz Icefield;
LAR
= Larkman Nunatak;
MAC
= MacAlpine Hills;
MET
= Meteorite Hills;
MIL
= Miller Range;
PCA
= Pecora Escarpment;
QUE
= Queen Alexandra Range;
Yamato = Yamato Mountains.
Maps:
ANSMET Locations (US Expeditions)
NIPR Locations (Japanese Expeditions)
¹ Specific weights of the reference samples in the Norbert Classen
Collection (NCC). Click on NCC specimen weight to load up a
high-resolution photo of the respective collection sample.
² These meteorites have been classified and named, but not yet been published in the Meteoritical
Bulletin (up to MetBull #100, provisional version). Their status has to
be considered as provisional.
³ These meteorites have been classified, but not yet been officially named,
nor published in the Meteoritical Bulletin (up to MetBull #100, provisional
version). They are not official.
Last update: January 10, 2012
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