The Complex Magmatic and Impact History of the Acapulcoite-Lodranite Parent Body: Insights from Silica-Rich Achondrites Denader 002, Nema 001 and Erg Atouila 001

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Rider-Stokes B-G.* Desch S. Anand M. Stephant A. Hu S. et al.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“Study of four silica-rich achondrite meteorites shows they likely share a common parent body and origin. Isotopic and mineral data suggest complex impact history and early Solar System dynamical events, possibly linked to giant planet migration.”

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