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NWA 8409   contributed by Thomas Stalder, IMCA 8629   MetBul Link


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.454 grams.   Achondrite-ung

TKW 434 grams. Fall not observed. Found June 2013.

Thomas writes:
Ungrouped Magnesian Achondrite. Primary cumulate igneous texture, composed mainly of calcic plagioclase, Cr-bearing diopside and forsterite.

This material is paired with NWA 7325 and NWA 8014.


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