The Mn-Fe Systematics of the Angrite Parent Body as Compared to Other Major Planetary Body Reservoirs in the Solar System: A Crystal Chemical Perspective

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J. J. Papike, P. V. Burger, C. K. Shearer, A. S. Bell, A. Santos

48th Lunar and Planetary Science Conference (2017), Abstract #2688

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