Xenolithic Fragment in the CM Chondrite Mukundpura: Greetings from the Tucson Parent Body?

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Ebert S. *, Patzek M., Bischoff A.

81st Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2018 [#6246]

abstract

“Achondritic fragment with distinct exsolution lamellae in the CM chondrite Mukundpura. Investigation is based on major and trace element concentrations and O-isotope data. Possible connection to the Tucson iron meteorite. ”

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