CT Chondrites: A Newly Recognized Carbonaceous Chondrite Group with Multiple Members, Including Telakoast 001, Chwichiya 002, and Cimarron

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Irving A. J. Gattacceca J. Ziegler K. Sonzogni C. Carpenter P. K. et al.

PDF LPSC 2022 abstract [#2046]

“Multi-faceted analyses of a suite of fine grained CM-like carbonaceous chondrites have revealed the existence of two new meteorite groups.”

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