Calcite and Gypsum in Dominion Range 08006 (CO3.00): Distinguishing Terrestrial from Parent Body Alteration

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Lee M. R.* Haller R. L.

METSOC 2026 abstract (PDF)

“Calcite in DOM 08006 (CO3.00) — probably produced by Antarcic weathering, but how can we be sure?”

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