Petrology, Mineralogy and In Situ U-Pb Dating of Northwest Africa 11042

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Wu Y. * Hsu W.

80th Annual Meeting of the Meteoritical Society 2017 [#6190]

abstract (PDF)

“NWA 11042 was classified as a unique achondrite. Its mineralogy and petrology resemble those of martian meteorites, but the oxygen isotopic compositions are similar to L-chondrites. So we present U-Pb dating analysis to better understand its origin. ”

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