Tagish Lake is Still the Only Possible Meteorite Sample from D-Type Asteroids

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Hiroi T. Ohtsuka K. Zolensky M. E. Rutherford M. J. Milliken R. E.

PDF LPSC 2022 abstract [#1149]

“Although some meteorite candidates such as Tarda have been suggested, Tagish Lake is still the only possible meteorite sample from the D-type asteroids.”

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