A Xenolith from an Early Formed Parent Body in the CM Carbonaceous Chondrite LaPaz Icefield 02239

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Lee M. R., Martin P. M. C., Floyd C. J., Jenkins L.

84th Annual Meeting of The Meteoritical Society 2021 (abstract # 6176)

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Why do so few xenoliths in CM carbonaceous chondrites have a fine-grained rim? What does that tell us about the transport of lithic fragments through the disk?

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