Jason Utas
12/11/2020 5:49:54 PM |
The CV ox / red subclasses have been used in the literature for years. Here's a 2014 reference, see pg. 40
www.arxiv.org/pdf/1408.6581.pdf |
John Divelbiss
12/9/2020 3:45:12 PM |
www.hou.usra.edu/meetings/metsoc2019/pdf/6372.pdf is one reference that briefly discusses the CV OxA and OxB designations versus CV red (reduced). David Weir's site has more information on these CV variations. |
Anne Black
12/9/2020 2:23:30 PM |
Bernd, do you mean that it is simply an oxidized CV3? |
Bernd Pauli
12/9/2020 6:36:56 AM |
Hello Carlos, as Allende, Axtell and Kaba also belong to the oxidized subgroup, their classification could as well be written like this => CVox3. |
Twink Monrad
12/9/2020 5:39:32 AM |
Unusual enough appearance that it might have been overlooked had it not been in NWA and many specimens. |
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