Geological History of the Winchcombe Meteorite — A New CM Chondrite Fall

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Suttle M. D. * Daly L. Jones R. H. Jenkins L. Van Ginneken M. Mitchell J. T. Bridges J. C. Hicks L. J. Johnson D. Rollinson G. Taylor R. Genge M. J. Schröder C. Bonsall E. Salge T. Heard R. Findlay R. King A. J. Bates H. C. Lee M. R. Stephen N. R. Willcocks F. M. Greenwood R. C. Franchi I. A. Russell S. S. Harrison C. S. Schofield P. F. Almeida N. V. Floyd C. Martin P-E. Joy K. H. Wozniakiewicz P. J. Hallatt D. Burchell M. J. Alesbrook L. S. Spathis V. Cornwell L. C. Dignam A.

MetSoc22 abstract [#6076]

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“Consortium study on the new CM fall Winchcombe: coarse-grained team’s output: lithological diversity, aqueous alteration, brecciation and re-accretion.”

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