High spatial resolution geochemistry and textural characteristics of ‘microtektite’ glass spherules in proximal Cretaceous-Paleogene sections: insights into glass alteration patterns and precursor melt lithologies

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Joke Belza, Steven Goderis, Jan Smit, Frank Vanhaecke, Kitty Baert, Herman Terryn, Philippe Claeys

Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, available online 17 December 2014

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