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The Meteorite Collection of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
James W. Hagadorn,Emerald J. Spindler,Ada K. Bowles, andNicole M. Neu-Yagle
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Cover photo: Glorieta Mountain meteorite, New
Mexico. This pallasite bears the characteristic
scoop-shaped melting pattern and bluish-brown
fusion crust formed during atmospheric entry.
Specimen ~34 cm long. DMNH EGT.53.0. Donor:
Dean Gillespie. Photo: R. Wicker.
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Photo below: Acid-etched slab of the Roebourne
meteorite, Australia, illustrating the Widmanstätten
pattern that typifi es crystal habits in iron meteorites.
Specimen ~27 cm wide. DMNH EGT.108.1 Donor:
Colorado Scientifi c Society. Photo: R. Wicker.
The Meteorite Collectionof the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
NUMBER 17, DECEMBER 11, 2019
DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE REPORTS
James W. Hagadorn1,
Emerald J. Spindler1,
Ada K. Bowles1, and
Nicole M. Neu-Yagle2
1Department of Earth Sciences
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
2001 Colorado Boulevard
Denver, Colorado 80205-5798, U.S.A.
2Department of Integrative Collections
Denver Museum of Nature & Science
2001 Colorado Boulevard
Denver, Colorado 80205-5798, U.S.A.
CONTENTS
Introduction.............................................................................2History of the Collection.........................................................4Structure of the Database......................................................8Acknowledgements......................................................................9References...................................................................................9Appendix: Catalog of the DMNS Meteorite Collection.......11
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Welcome to the meteorite collection of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science (DMNS), of which an abbre-viated catalog is included. Although small in size (677 specimens from 253 sites), this collection’s roots run deep and are intertwined with the birth and maturation of the science of meteoritics in the United States.
Its history begins nearly a century ago, with the nation’s first Curator of Meteorites, Harvey Nininger (Figs. 1, 13; McCall et al. 2006). Nininger amassed what was then the world’s largest private collection of meteorites (Huss 1986; Palmer 1999), a portion of which became part of the DMNS collections. His verve for discovering and studying meteorites set the stage for ensuing Museum curators, volunteers, and a regional network of com-munity scientists and avocational collectors to grow the collection and increase awareness of meteorites (Nininger & Nininger 1950; Nininger 1952; Nininger 1973; Ivy & Hagadorn 2013). At the same time, the Museum and its community began to decipher the scientific importance and historical relevance of meteorites and their associated finds (Murphy & Sanders 2000; Murphy 2002; Sullivan &
Klebe 2004; Caldwell 2005). Meteorites are, in the most basic sense, extrater-Meteorites are, in the most basic sense, extrater-Meteorites are, in the most basic sense, extrater
restrial rocks that do not completely burn up as they hurtle through our atmosphere. When they are still in outer space, we know them as asteroids, or if they are small in size (<1 m diameter), as meteoroids. Once they enter our atmosphere, we call them meteors. Unlike most Earth rocks, they are composed of an odd mix of minerals and metals—including nickel and iron, which allow magnets to stick to most of them. Meteorites that are dominated by silicate minerals, like igneous rocks on earth, are traditionally classified as “stony” meteorites. “Iron” meteorites are primarily composed of nickel-iron minerals like kamacite and taenite, and most contain crystalline shapes not found on Earth’s surface (Fig. 2). Meteorites that are a blend of silicate minerals and nickel-iron minerals are called stony-iron meteorites.
Meteorites commonly have a burnt appearance—like a well-seasoned cast iron pan. This so-called “fusion crust” forms during their scorching descent through our atmosphere (Fig. 3). This crust is often superimposed atop scoop-shaped depressions on their exterior surfaces,
Figure 1. Harvey Nininger with bagged
specimens collected in the field using a
magnetic rake. Photo: A. Nininger.
Figure 2. Etched slab of the Puente del Zacate
meteorite, Mexico, illustrating octahedral crystal
structure typical of iron meteorites. Specimen
~9 cm wide. DMNH EGT.103. Photo: R. Wicker.
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known as regmaglypts (see cover image). The latter often form as vortices of hot gas vaporize portions of the meteorite as it falls.
Nearly everyone who has stared at the night sky has witnessed a meteor leaving a trail as it enters our atmo-sphere at 40 kilometers per second (~90,000 miles per hour). That is because shooting stars are mostly dust- to sand-size meteors. Millions of these bits of rock bombard Earth every day, but scant few of them are big enough to survive entry. If a meteor is big enough to make it down to the surface it is called a meteorite (meteor + ite). “Ite” means “rock or “stone”, and has been used to describe minerals and rocks since the days of Aristotle.
Most meteors explode or break apart mid-way through our atmosphere, and most of those that are large enough to reach the surface plunk into the oceans. Rarely, they blast ring-shaped craters into the Earth’s surface. Occasionally a land-bound meteor will hit a structure, like the one that burst through the roof of a garage in Cañon City, Colorado in 1973 (Figs. 3, 4). If a meteorite is recovered shortly after being witnessed passing through our atmosphere, like the Cañon City
meteorite, it is known as a “fall”, whereas if it is found years or millenia later, it is known as a “find”. A good example of a “find” is the first meteorite discovered in Colorado, the Russel Gulch meteorite. It was found while miner Otho Curtis was felling a tree near Central City—back in 1863 when Colorado was still a territory.
Meteorites have played important roles in our history, from folklore about exploding fireballs to their use as sacred objects and in cultural rituals. They provided accessible sources of metal in ancient times, whether for adornment or as implements. Meteorites, especially iron ones, have been fashioned into axe heads, anvils, nails, plowshares, and cannon balls. Even King Tut was entombed holding a dagger made from a meteorite! Mete-orites also fascinate us with their alien interiors. Unlike most earth rocks, a cut-in-half meteorite will sometimes consist of millions of tiny droplet-shaped grains called chondrules, or will reveal interlocking arrays of banded metallic minerals known as Widmanstätten patterns (see Rear Cover). Thus meteorites are not only sought after by scientists, but they are prized by collectors, both for their rarity and their beauty.
Meteorites are old and their origins are diverse. Most represent debris that originated in the asteroid belt that lies between Mars and Jupiter. Some formed as
Figure 3. Broken piece of Cañon City
meteorite, Colorado, showing the black fusion
crust surrounding an interior dominated by
lighter-colored minerals. Specimen ~10 cm
wide. DMNH EGT.165.2. Photo: R. Wicker.
Figure 4. Collecting the roof that was
punctured by the Cañon City meteorite. This
piece (DMNH IA.151-2018-07.1) and the
meteorite are on display at the Museum. Photo:
J. Murphy.
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rocks that were ejected during collisions between early planetary bodies, including Mars and our moon. Many of them are quite old—with the vast majority having formed four or more billion years ago during the accre-tion of our sun and its planets. Because they spend eons in the sterile vacuum of outer space, they have been shielded from the unforgiving elements that break down rocks on our planet’s surface.
This one-two combo of early origin plus an eternity in space is what makes meteorites special—even the common ones. We do not have any rocks left on earth that record our planet’s origins because they have all been eroded or recycled by plate tectonics. Consequently, to understand our planet’s early history, we must study these ancient relics. A substantial portion of our understand-ing of our planet’s and solar system’s early history comes from study of meteorites and associated materials.
Meteorites are also an efficient and effective way to explore space. It costs a lot less to find and study a meteorite from Mars, the moon, or a giant asteroid, than to land a rover on one of these bodies. As an example, the two hundred or so Martian meteorites (Fig. 5) have greatly augmented our knowledge of the planet because they originate from all over the surface of Mars. In con-trast, rovers have journeyed to only a dozen or so places on the red planet. Hence, Martian meteorites extend our knowledge of the planet’s geology across a greater diversity of environments and time, providing clues about both ancient Mars and present-day conditions. The same is true for lunar meteorites and our knowledge of our moon.
With these scientific benefits in mind, massive col-lections of meteorites are being systematically assembled to tap into these records of deep time and planetary formation. Some scientists are even using them to under-formation. Some scientists are even using them to under-formation. Some scientists are even using them to understand conditions that fostered the evolution of life itself, or to identify minerals that are known experimentally but aren’t accessible on our planet’s surface (e.g., Ma & Rubin 2019). At the same time, historic museum collections of meteorites are being re-examined with new scientific approaches and instruments to look for additional clues about our origins, and for linkages to cultural history (e.g., Havens et al. 2018). With these goals in mind, below we present an abridged chronology
of the DMNS meteorite collection, including an overview of its evolution, idiosyncrasies, and its organizational structure. Our hope is that we pique your interest and inspire additional use of this collection.
History of the CollectionSince its inception in 1900, the Museum has focused on building inspiring and helpful exhibits, with an eye toward fostering public support of nature and science (Fig. 6). Although records of early collections are sparse, the first known meteorite in the Museum was the Rio Arriba (a.k.a. Glorieta Mountain, NM) meteorite, donated in 1912 from honorary curator R.C. Hill. The first major meteorite display was built in 1923, from a collection of 22 meteorites donated by the Colorado Sci-entific Society. In 1924, the Museum traded a portion of its collection of the Four Corners meteorite for meteorites from nine other sites from New Mexico—using them to round out the exhibit. In that same year, the Johnstown meteorite fell in Weld County, Colorado and the Museum purchased several pieces of that specimen, later trading
Figure 5. Slice of the Martian meteorite Zagami,
which in 1962 fell a few meters away from a
farmer working his field in Nigeria. Specimen
~2.5 cm wide. DMNH EGT.177.1. Donors: Joyce
Mutz & Blaine Reed. Photo: R. Wicker.
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some of them to peer institutions, including the American Museum of Natural History, for other meteorites.
In 1930 Harvey Nininger joined the Museum as curator of meteorites. Nininger was one of the Museum’s most notable scientists; his work helped bring the study of meteorites, meteorite craters, and meteorite falls into the crosshairs of the scholarly community. Nininger brought
his considerable private meteorite collection to the DMNS for display. He also began to add to the Museum’s col-lection, under a special arrangement with the Museum Director, Jesse Figgins. In ensuing years, new specimens from 17 meteorite sites were acquired for the Museum, including a fragment of the giant 15+ ton Willamette, Oregon, meteorite.
Throughout the 1930s, Nininger’s and the Museum’s meteorite collection continued to grow. By 1933, Nininger had established DMNS as a place that would acquire meteorites from interested owners either by purchase or donation (Fig. 7). For example, the Museum amassed one of the country’s largest collections of the Canyon Diablo meteorite, of Arizona “Meteor Crater” fame. Via trade, donation, and purchase, the Museum literally accumu-lated over a ton of Canyon Diablo specimens.
By 1936, Nininger had acquired representative specimens from 351 meteorite localities for his personal collection, and the Museum collection had grown to represent 107 sites. Nininger began working with a magnetic detector around a reported crater in the meteorite-rich farm fields of Haviland, Kansas, but only had minor success. The Museum’s meteorite display grew to be quite large in the late 1930s, as both the Museum’s and Nininger specimens were on display for the public to see. By 1938, Nininger’s personal collection of specimens included nearly 4,000 pieces from 450 sites. In 1939, he began using a magnetic rake (Fig. 8) in the area around Arizona’s Barringer Crater, site of the Canyon Diablo meteorite impact. This approach yielded many small nickel-iron meteorite fragments.
As World War II ramped up, Harvey Nininger dedicated most of his attention to war efforts, and after the war he left for the University of New Mexico. Before leaving, he donated some specimens to the Museum and traded some of his material for Museum specimens—but took most of his personal meteorite collection with him. In 1946, Nininger moved to Arizona State College (now Arizona State University), where he began collaborating on meteorite research.
In the latter half of the 1900s, the Museum focused on discovering meteorite specimens from the Colorado region, and acquiring significant local collections. In
Figure 6. Early museum display. Photo:
Denver Municipal Facts, Nov. 13, 1909.
Figure 7. Two farmers standing in front of
meteorites, which they collected for Nininger.
In the western plains states, he taught farmers
how to identify meteorites so they could
look for them while working their fields or
ranches. Photo: H. Nininger.
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1955 one of the Museum’s most important collections was donated—the collection of Dean M. Gillespie, donated by his two daughters. This collection comprised 192 specimens from 22 individual sites and was soon brought to the public in the meteorite display alcove. In this alcove, the latest hypotheses about evolution of our solar system were integrated into a display of meteorites, including many from Colorado (Fig. 9).
In 1969, the Museum stopped integrating its mete-orites into its mineral collections and created a separate catalog and prefix system for the meteorite collection (see below). At this transition point, there were about 500 specimens from 140 sites in the collection. The largest number of specimens in the collection came from the Canyon Diablo meteorite.
In 1973 a meteorite fall was witnessed in Cañon City, Colorado where a meteorite punctured the roof of a residential garage—making local headlines (Figs. 3, 4). Museum staff visited the site and purchased both the
piece of roof that had been penetrated by the meteorite and a large fragment of the meteorite itself. In 1977, the meteorite collection held by the Colorado Scientific
Figure 8. Field vehicle used by Harvey Nininger to search for meteorites in the American West. He attached
large magnets to the back, which dragged on the ground to pick up specimens. Photo: H. Nininger.
Figure 9. A 1957 display of Museum
meteorites. Photo: John A. Murphy.
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Society was donated to DMNS. This collection included 27 specimens from 21 sites.
In the 1990s, slices of the Museum’s first Martian meteorite, from Zagami, Nigeria, were purchased. In 1998, Blaine Reed helped make 35 thin-sections from meteorites in the museum’s collections—helping gain insights into their composition and structure. The Museum also purchased 57 additional thin-sections from him, further diversifying the collection. A large polished slice of the Guffey meteorite was purchased as well as an additional fragment of the Cañon City meteorite to complement the punctured roof. By 2000, the meteorite collection numbered 597 specimens from 237 sites.
In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the Museum’s Meteorite Research Team and its newly installed All-Sky Camera began tracking meteors and “fireballs” in Colorado (Fig. 10). This group was the first to involve K–12 students in analyzing data from the All Sky Camera Network—a
collaboration which used cameras to comb the sky to find fireballs from falling meteorites. They used them to predict the locations of impact sites and then searched for these witnessed meteor falls. The system was designed by DMNS volunteer Frank Sanders and promoted by DMNS educa-tor Gianna Sullivan and DMNS research associate Chris Peterson. Where feasible, curator Jack Murphy led volun-teer search teams into likely areas of impact to search for meteorite debris—but none has yet been recovered.
From 2000 to 2004, Murphy also helped name ten new meteorites, including six from Colorado—the Apex, Briggsdale, Cotopaxi, Granada Creek, Ovid (b) and Stoneham meteorites. He also leveraged the Museum’s large specimen of the Rifle, Colorado meteorite, to resolve a longstanding question about whether it was its own distinct meteorite type or was merely a piece of far-traveled ejecta from Meteor Crater in Arizona (see summary in Buchwald 1975). Although the Rifle meteor-summary in Buchwald 1975). Although the Rifle meteor-summary in Buchwald 1975). Although the Rifle meteorite was not associated with a bona fide crater (Murphy & Caldwell 2002), its distinctive chemistry and mineralogy set it apart from Canyon Diablo meteorites and pointed to it representing a separate meteorite find (Click 2003).
Figure 10. Early prototype of roof-mounted
camera and parabolic mirror used to capture
images of meteorites entering our atmosphere.
Instrument is ~1 m tall. Photo: C. Peterson.
Figure 11. Slice of a pallasite meteorite,
illustrating large olivine (peridot) crystals in a
matrix of nickel-iron minerals. This specimen,
known as the Brenham meteorite, is from
Haviland, KS and is ~25 cm wide. DMNH
EGT.23.0 Photo: R. Wicker.
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Shortly thereafter, the Museum purchased two more Colorado meteorites, including two pieces of the Elbert meteorite in 2004 and a fragment of the Eads meteorite in 2005. In 2006 the Museum purchased the Sidney meteorite, a specimen discovered in Nebraska in 1941. Ironically, this meteorite was known to Harvey Nininger, but he was unable to convince its owner to part with it during his lifetime. The Museum purchased 57 additional meteorite thin sections in 2007, mostly rep-resenting international falls and finds. In recent years, there have been few meteorite acquisitions, and the strength of the collection lies in its historical nature, and its high concentration of meteorites from the Western Plains states (Fig. 11). 145 of these specimens are from Colorado (Appendix; Murphy 2002); additional infor-Colorado (Appendix; Murphy 2002); additional infor-Colorado (Appendix; Murphy 2002); additional information about these meteorites is available in Morgan (2000) and Cestkowski (2019).
Structure of the DatabaseThe Museum's meteorite specimens are cataloged using the lettered prefix, DMNH EGT. DMNH is the official
abbreviation for the Museum because it was originally called the Denver Museum of Natural History. The col-lection is housed within the Department of Earth (E) Sciences’ geology (G) storage facility, whose collections have their own specific prefix, in this case T for meTeorite (M is used for Minerals; see Havens et al. 2018). Follow-ing these prefixes, each catalog record has a sequence of numbers, which refer to individual specimens, or speci-men lots. In the case of meteorites, there are often many fragments that came from the same meteoroid, and/or that were collected from the same site. As an example, all Canyon Diablo meteorites in our collection bear the catalog number EGT.25 but because we have 180 specimens from this site, each one has a unique decimal number. Figure 12 illustrates Canyon Diablo meteorite specimen 86 of 180, cataloged as DMNH EGT.25.086. The ensuing appendix is an abbreviated version of our data-base for this collection, and includes columns with the DMNH EGT catalog number, the name of the meteorite, the meteorite type, find or fall determination, a descrip-tion of the meteorite (CC=Corner Cut; EC=End Cut(s);
Figure 12. Canyon Diablo meteorite, Arizona. Specimen ~20 cm long. DMNH EGT.25.086 Donor: Dean
Gillespie. Photo: R. Wicker.
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ES=Embedded Slice; F=Fragment(s); PPS=Polished Partial Slice; PS=Polished Slice; TS=Thin Section; WP=Whole Piece), the location of the find or fall, and the source of the specimen (i.e., donor, collector, buyer). Meteorites have been classified using the composition-based protocol of the Meteoritical Society’s Committee on Meteorite Nomenclature.
The meteorite collection has additional printed material or images associated with each meteorite which are available in the DMNS Archives. For many specimens, additional locality data, collector information, dates of acquisition and related provenance information are also recorded in the Earth Sciences database and records, but are not presented here due to space limitations. The Museum’s rock and mineral collections also contain a variety of meteorite-related materials such as tektites, impact breccias, as well as a worldwide collection of impact materials that characterize the Cretaceous-Paleo-gene boundary (Hagadorn et al. 2018). This additional information and meteorite-related materials are avail-able upon request.
AcknowledgmentsWe are grateful to Harvey H. Nininger who ushered the Museum into the meteorite world, to the collections managers and volunteers who have shepherded this collection over the years, to the many donors who have provided specimens to build this collection, and to Jack Murphy who carried the Museum’s meteorite torch for so many years. We thank Rene O’Connell and Rick Wicker for assistance with photography and archival images used in this publication, Kristen MacKenzie and Meghan Truckey for their guidance through collections and historical records, and our many friends in COMETS (Colorado Meteorite Society) for helping keep us con-nected. Chelsea Bitting, Ada Bowles, Helen Carter, Logan Ivy, Mike Richardson, Hannah Runyon, Aly Tucker and Dan Wray were instrumental in helping organize the col-lection and its database. Jerry Cestkowski, Dimitri Klebe, Matt Morgan, Cath Murphy, Chris Peterson, Blaine Reed, and Ka Chun Yu provided helpful reviews, and editor Frank Krell is thanked for his guidance and ever-present patience.
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Figure 13. Harvey Nininger cutting a nickel-iron meteorite using a giant band saw. Photographer unknown.
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Fall
WP
Alle
gan
Mich
igan
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
6.2
Alle
gan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S1
Fall
FA
llega
nM
ichig
anU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
6.3
Alle
gan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S1
Fall
FA
llega
nM
ichig
anU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
6.4
Alle
gan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S1
Fall
FA
llega
nM
ichig
anU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
6.5
Alle
gan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S1
Fall
FA
llega
nM
ichig
anU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
6.6
Alle
gan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S1
Fall
FA
llega
nM
ichig
anU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
7A
ltona
hIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
VA
), Fn
Find
EC
Duc
hesn
eU
tah
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
8A
ntho
nySt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5)Fi
ndPS
Har
per
Kan
sas
USA
Smith
soni
an In
stitu
te
9.0
Ara
paho
eSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5) B
lFi
ndPP
SCh
eyen
neCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
9.1
Ara
paho
eSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5) B
lFi
ndTS
Chey
enne
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
10.0
Aris
peIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
C), C
rse
Find
PS-
Sono
raM
exico
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
10.1
Aris
peIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
C)Fi
ndPS
-So
nora
Mex
icoCo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
11.0
Arr
iba
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L5)
Intrm
Find
EC
Linc
oln
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
11.1
Arr
iba
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L5)
Intrm
Find
EC
Linc
oln
Colo
rado
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
11.2
Arr
iba
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L5)
Intrm
Find
TSLi
ncol
nCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
12.0
Atla
nta
Ston
y: E
nsta
tite
Chon
drite
(EL6
); S2
Find
PSW
inn
Loui
siana
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
12.1
Atla
nta
Ston
y: E
nsta
tite
Chon
drite
(EL6
); S2
Find
TSW
inn
Loui
siana
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
13A
usso
nSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5); S
2Fa
llF
-H
aute
Gar
onne
Fran
cePr
of. L
aCro
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SOU
RC
E
14Ba
bb's
Mill
(Tro
ost's
)Ir
on: A
taxi
te, N
i-rich
(UN
GR)
Find
PSG
reen
eTe
nnes
see
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
15Ba
llino
oIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Pl
essit
ic (I
IC)
Find
CC-
W. A
ustra
liaA
ustra
liaW
ard'
s Scie
ntifi
c
16.0
Barb
otan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
F-
Ger
sFr
ance
-
16.1
Barb
otan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
Fs-
Ger
sFr
ance
-
16.2
Barb
otan
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
Fs-
Ger
sFr
ance
-
17.0
Barr
atta
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L3.
8); S
4 bl
kFi
ndE
CTo
wns
end
New
S. W
ales
Aus
tralia
U.S
. Nat
iona
l Mue
seum
17.1
Barr
atta
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L3)
; S4
Find
TSTo
wns
end
New
S. W
ales
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
18Be
ar C
reek
Iron
: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
IIA
B) m
ediu
mFi
ndE
CJe
ffers
onCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
19Be
ards
leySt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5); S
3Fa
llW
PRa
wlin
sK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
20Be
lla R
oca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite
med
ium
or f
ine
(III
AB)
Find
PSSa
ntiag
o Pa
pasq
uiar
oD
uran
goM
exico
-
21Bi
shop
Can
yon
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
fine
(IV
A)
Find
PSSa
n M
igue
lCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
22Bj
urbo
leSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL4
); S1
Fall
F-
Uus
imaa
Finl
and
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.0
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
PSK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
23.1
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
CCK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
23.2
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
EC
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.3
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
FsK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
23.4
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
FsK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
23.5
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
FK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
23.6
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
FsK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
23.7
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
WP
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.8
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
WP
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.9
Bren
ham
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
WP
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
-
23.1
1Br
enha
mSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndW
PK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SA-
23.1
2Br
enha
mSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndF
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.1
3Br
enha
mSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndF
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.1
4Br
enha
mSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndF
Kio
wa
Kan
sas
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
23.1
5Br
enha
mSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndW
PK
iow
aK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
24Bu
tler
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite
Ples
sitic
(UN
GR)
Find
PSBa
tes
Miss
ouri
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
25.0
01Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
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PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
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pie
25.0
02Ca
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loIr
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edrit
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AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
noA
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M. G
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ET
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Y/D
IST
ST/T
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SOU
RC
E
25.0
03Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
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M. G
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25.0
04Ca
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Diab
loIr
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se (I
AB-
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AB-
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AB-
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M. G
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25.0
07Ca
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loIr
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
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25.0
08Ca
nyon
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loIr
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ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
noA
rizon
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SAD
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M. G
illes
pie
25.0
09Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
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ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
10Ca
nyon
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loIr
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edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
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PCo
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M. G
illes
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25.0
11Ca
nyon
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loIr
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edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
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PCo
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M. G
illes
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25.0
12Ca
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loIr
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edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
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M. G
illes
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25.0
13Ca
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loIr
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AB-
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M. G
illes
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25.0
14Ca
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loIr
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ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
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25.0
15Ca
nyon
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loIr
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ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
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25.0
16Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
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25.0
17Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
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ndW
PCo
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M. G
illes
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25.0
18Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
19Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
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espi
e
25.0
20Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
21Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
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nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
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espi
e
25.0
22Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
23Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
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n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
24Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
25Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
26Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
27Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
28Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
aU
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
29Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
30Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
25.0
31Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
32Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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RY
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RC
E
25.0
33Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
25.0
34Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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rizon
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ean
M. G
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pie
25.0
35Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
coni
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M. G
illes
pie
25.0
36Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
Ariz
ona
USA
Dea
n M
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espi
e
25.0
37Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
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se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PCo
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M. G
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25.0
38Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
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se (I
AB-
MG
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nd-
Coco
nino
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ona
USA
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n M
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espi
e
25.0
39Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
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ona
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Dea
n M
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espi
e
25.0
40Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
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e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
nd-
Coco
nino
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ona
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n M
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espi
e
25.0
41Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
ctah
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e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
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Coco
nino
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ona
USA
Dea
n M
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espi
e
25.0
42Ca
nyon
Diab
loIr
on: O
ctah
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se (I
AB-
MG
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nd-
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nino
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n M
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espi
e
25.0
43Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
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se (I
AB-
MG
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espi
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25.0
44Ca
nyon
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loIr
on: O
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llW
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inne
bago
Iow
aU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
48.1
Fore
st C
itySt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5); S
2Fa
llW
PW
inne
bago
Iow
aU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
48.2
Fore
st C
itySt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5); S
3Fa
llW
PW
inne
bago
Iow
aU
SA-
49Fo
ur C
orne
rsIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
AB-
ung)
Find
PSSa
n Ju
anN
ew M
exico
USA
-
50G
ibeo
nIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
VA
) Fn
Find
PSG
ibeo
n-
Nam
ibia
Will
iam C
hurc
h
51G
ilgoi
nSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5); S
4Fi
ndW
PCl
yde
New
S. W
ales
Aus
tralia
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
52.0
Glad
ston
e (s
tone
)St
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
4) C
rs V
n; S
3Fi
ndCC
Colfa
xN
ew M
exico
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
52.1
Glad
ston
e (s
tone
)St
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
4) C
rs V
n; S
3Fi
ndCC
Colfa
xN
ew M
exico
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
52.2
Glad
ston
e (s
tone
)St
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
4) C
rs V
n; S
3Fi
ndTS
Colfa
xN
ew M
exico
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
53.0
Glo
rieta
Mou
ntain
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
WP
Sant
a Fe
New
Mex
icoU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
53.1
Glo
rieta
Mou
ntain
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
WP
Sant
a Fe
New
Mex
icoU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
53.2
Glo
rieta
Mou
ntain
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
EC
Sant
a Fe
New
Mex
icoU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
53.3
Glo
rieta
Mou
ntain
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
WP
Sant
a Fe
New
Mex
icoU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
54G
rand
Rap
ids
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite
Med
(UN
GR)
Find
PPS
Ken
tM
ichig
anU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
55.0
Gru
ver
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
EC
Han
sfor
dTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
55.1
Gru
ver
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
PSH
ansf
ord
Texa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
56H
arris
onvi
lleSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndW
PCa
ssM
issou
riU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
57.0
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaH
. H. N
inin
ger
57.1
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaH
. H. N
inin
ger
57.2
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaH
. H. N
inin
ger
57.3
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaH
. H. N
inin
ger
57.4
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.5
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.6
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.7
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.8
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.9
Hen
bury
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
WP
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.1
0H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndW
P-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
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TN
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EM
ET
EO
RIT
E T
YPE
FD/F
LD
ES.
CT
Y/D
IST
ST/T
ER
CT
RY
SOU
RC
E
57.1
1H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndW
P-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
57.1
2H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndW
P-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
57.1
3H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndW
P-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
57.1
4H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndW
P-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
57.1
5H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndF
-N
. Ter
ritor
yA
ustra
liaD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
57.1
6H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndE
C-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
57.1
7H
enbu
ryIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fi
ndW
P-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Ver
ne R
eckm
eyer
58H
ildre
thSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5)Fi
ndPS
Fran
klin
Neb
rask
aU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
59H
obbs
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
EC
Lea
New
Mex
icoU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
60.0
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llW
PN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
60.1
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llW
PN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
60.2
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llFs
Nav
ajoA
rizon
aU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
60.3
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llW
PN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
60.4
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llFs
Nav
ajoA
rizon
aU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
60.5
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llFs
Nav
ajoA
rizon
aU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
60.6
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llFs
Nav
ajoA
rizon
aU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
60.7
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llW
PN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
60.8
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llW
PN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
60.9
Hol
broo
kSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL6
)Fa
llFs
Nav
ajoA
rizon
aU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
60.1
0H
olbr
ook
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L/L
L6)
Fall
TSN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
60.1
1H
olbr
ook
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L/L
L6)
Fall
TSN
avajo
Ariz
ona
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
61.0
Hol
lySt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
4)Fi
ndPS
Prow
ers
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
61.1
Hol
lySt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
4)Fi
ndTS
Prow
ers
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
62.0
Hol
yoke
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
WP
Phill
ips
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
62.1
Hol
yoke
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
PSPh
illip
sCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
62.2
Hol
yoke
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
TSPh
illip
sCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
63H
uizo
paIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Fn
(IV
A)
Find
EC
Gue
rrer
oCh
ihua
hua
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
64.0
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SAJe
sse
D. F
iggi
ns
64.1
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SAIm
bode
n
64.2
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SA-
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TN
AM
EM
ET
EO
RIT
E T
YPE
FD/F
LD
ES.
CT
Y/D
IST
ST/T
ER
CT
RY
SOU
RC
E
64.3
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SA-
64.4
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SA-
64.5
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SA-
64.6
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SA-
64.7
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llW
PW
eldCo
lora
doU
SA-
64.8
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llCC
Weld
Colo
rado
USA
-
64.9
John
stow
nSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llTS
Weld
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
65.0
Kar
val
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Find
PSLi
ncol
nCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
65.1
Kar
val
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Find
TSLi
ncol
nCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
66.0
Kell
ySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, (L
L4) B
rec;
S3Fi
ndPS
Loga
nCo
lora
doU
SAD
ean
M. G
illep
ie
66.1
Kell
ySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, (L
L4) B
rec;
S3Fi
ndPS
Loga
nCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
66.2
Kell
ySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, (L
L4) B
rec;
S3Fi
ndTS
Loga
nCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
67La
Gra
nge
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Fine
(IV
A)
Find
PPS
Old
ham
Ken
tuck
yU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
68La
ke M
urra
yIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
sest
(IIA
B)Fi
ndPP
SCa
rter
Okl
ahom
aU
SAD
r. La
Paz
69La
keto
nSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, G
rey
(L6)
Find
EC
Gra
yTe
xas
USA
Dr.
La P
az
70.0
Leed
eySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, (L
6)Fa
llW
PD
ewey
Okl
ahom
aU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
70.1
Leed
eySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, (L
6)Fa
llTS
Dew
eyO
klah
oma
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
71.0
Linc
oln
Coun
tySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndPS
Linc
oln
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
71.1
Linc
oln
Coun
tySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndTS
Linc
oln
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
72.0
Long
Islan
dSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, V
n (L
6); S
4Fi
ndW
PPh
illip
sK
ansa
sU
SAE
sthe
r M. B
ende
r
72.1
Long
Islan
dSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, V
n (L
6); S
4Fi
ndE
CPh
illip
sK
ansa
sU
SACo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
73Lo
omis
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6)
Find
EC
Phelp
sN
ebra
ska
USA
A.M
. Bro
okin
g
74.0
Mar
ion
(Iow
a)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, V
n (L
6)Fa
llE
CLi
nnIo
wa
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
74.1
Mar
ion
(Iow
a)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, V
n (L
6)Fa
llTS
Linn
Iow
aU
SABl
aine
Reed
75M
arsla
ndSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e, (H
5)Fi
ndE
CD
awes
Neb
rask
aU
SAA
mhe
rst
76.0
McK
inne
ySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, Bl
k (L
4); S
6Fi
ndPS
Colli
nTe
xas
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
76.1
McK
inne
ySt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, Bl
k (L
4); S
6Fi
ndTS
Colli
nTe
xas
USA
Dav
id N
ew
77M
elros
e (a
)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5)Fi
ndE
CCu
rry
New
Mex
icoU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
78M
onah
ans (
1938
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e (I
IF) P
lessit
icFi
ndPS
War
dTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
79.0
Mor
land
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite,
(H6)
Find
EC
Gra
ham
Kan
sas
USA
Nin
inge
r/G
illes
pie
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EO
RIT
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YPE
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LD
ES.
CT
Y/D
IST
ST/T
ER
CT
RY
SOU
RC
E
79.1
Mor
land
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite,
(H6)
Find
EC
Gra
ham
Kan
sas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
80M
orril
lIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
AB-
an)
Find
EC
Siou
xN
ebra
ska
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
81M
ount
Our
ayIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
ID)
Find
PPS
Chaf
fee
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
82M
ount
Ver
non
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
CCCh
ristia
nK
entu
cky
USA
U.S
. Nat
iona
l Mus
eum
83.0
Nes
s Cou
nty
(189
4)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndW
PN
ess
Kan
sas
USA
Field
Mus
eum
83.1
Nes
s Cou
nty
(189
4)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndE
CN
ess
Kan
sas
USA
Field
Mus
eum
84N
ew A
lmelo
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
Vn
(L5)
Bre
c; S1
Find
PSN
orto
nK
ansa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
85N
orfo
lkIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, M
ed (I
IIA
B)Fa
llCC
Nor
folk
Virg
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IIA
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USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
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n Co
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y: A
chon
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, (A
UB)
Fall
WP
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ton
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sas
USA
Dr.
La P
az
88O
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(sto
ne)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H6)
Find
PSLo
gan
Kan
sas
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
89O
bern
kirc
hen
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Fn (I
VA
)Fi
ndPS
-N
ieder
sach
sen
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man
yBr
itish
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eum
90.0
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ansk
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
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(H4)
Bre
cFa
llW
P-
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skay
a O
blas
tRu
ssia
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
90.1
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y: O
-B C
hond
rite,
(H4)
Bre
cFa
llFs
-Pe
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ast
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enry
M. A
arne
s
91.0
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dr.
La P
az
91.1
Ode
ssa
(iron
)O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
se (I
AB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PE
ctor
Texa
sU
SAD
ean
M. G
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pie
91.2
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.3
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.4
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.5
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.6
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.7
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.8
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.9
Ode
ssa
(iron
)Ir
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
WP
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
91.1
0O
dess
a (ir
on)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PE
ctor
Texa
sU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
91.1
1O
dess
a (ir
on)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PE
ctor
Texa
sU
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ean
M. G
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pie
91.1
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a (ir
on)
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: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
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)Fi
ndW
PE
ctor
Texa
sU
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
91.1
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on)
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: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndW
PE
ctor
Texa
sU
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ean
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pie
91.1
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a (ir
on)
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: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndE
CE
ctor
Texa
sU
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ean
M. G
illes
pie
91.1
5O
dess
a (ir
on)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndE
CE
ctor
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sU
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on)
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: Oct
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on)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
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Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndFs
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xas
USA
-
91.1
8O
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on)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndFs
Ect
orTe
xas
USA
-
91.1
9O
dess
a (ir
on)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
MG
)Fi
ndFs
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USA
-
92O
galla
laIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B)Fi
ndPS
Keit
hN
ebra
ska
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
93O
liven
zaSt
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Cho
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L5);
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llW
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Bada
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Spain
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. LaC
roix
94.0
Osc
uro
Mou
ntain
sIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
PSSo
corr
oN
ew M
exico
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
94.1
Osc
uro
Mou
ntain
sIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
EC
Soco
rro
New
Mex
icoU
SA-
95O
sseo
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite
(IA
B)Fi
ndW
PTi
misk
amin
gO
ntar
ioCa
nada
U.S
. Nat
iona
l Mus
eum
96.0
Ovi
dSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
6)Fi
ndW
PSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
96.1
Ovi
dSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
6)Fi
ndPS
Sedg
wick
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
96.2
Ovi
dSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
6)Fi
ndTS
Sedg
wick
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
97Pa
sam
onte
Ston
y: A
chon
drite
, Euc
rite-
pmict
Fall
WP
Uni
onN
ew M
exico
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
98.0
Peet
zSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndE
CLo
gan
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
98.1
Peet
zSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndTS
Loga
nCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
99.0
Pine
Blu
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ony:
Chon
drite
(H)
Find
EC
Lara
mie
Wyo
min
gU
SARa
lph
H. M
cFar
land
99.1
Pine
Blu
ffsSt
ony:
Chon
drite
(H)
Find
FsLa
ram
ieW
yom
ing
USA
Ralp
h H
. McF
arlan
d
100.
0Pi
pe C
reek
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H6)
Find
CCBa
nder
aTe
xas
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
100.
1Pi
pe C
reek
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H6)
Find
PSBa
nder
aTe
xas
USA
-
101.
0Pl
ainvi
ew (1
917)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S3
Find
WP
Hale
Texa
sU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
101.
1Pl
ainvi
ew (1
917)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S3
Find
WP
Hale
Texa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
101.
2Pl
ainvi
ew (1
917)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S3
Find
WP
Hale
Texa
sU
SAH
enry
M. A
arne
s
102.
0Po
tter
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
(L6)
Find
PSCh
eyen
neN
ebra
ska
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
102.
1Po
tter
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
(L6)
Bre
cFi
ndTS
Chey
enne
Neb
rask
aU
SABl
aine
Reed
103
Puen
te d
el Z
acat
eIr
on: O
ctah
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IIA
B)Fi
ndCC
-Co
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laM
exico
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
104.
0Pu
ltusk
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
WP
Pultu
sk-
Polan
dCo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
104.
1Pu
ltusk
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
WP
Pultu
sk-
Polan
dCo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
104.
2Pu
ltusk
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
WP
Pultu
sk-
Polan
d-
104.
3Pu
ltusk
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
WP
Pultu
sk-
Polan
d-
104.
4Pu
ltusk
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
WP
Pultu
sk-
Polan
dPa
ul a
nd H
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-B C
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105
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Ston
y: O
-B C
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rite
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WP
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106.
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Ston
y: O
-B C
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rite
(H5)
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Fall
WP
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kN
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USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
107
Rifle
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crse
(IA
B-M
G)
Find
PSG
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lora
doU
SAN
inin
ger/
Gill
espi
e
108.
0Ro
ebou
rne
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
PPS
-W
. Aus
tralia
Aus
tralia
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
108.
1Ro
ebou
rne
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
PS-
W. A
ustra
liaA
ustra
liaCo
lora
do S
ci. S
oc.
109.
0Ro
y (1
933)
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
(L5)
; S3
Find
EC
Har
ding
New
Mex
icoU
SAD
r. La
Paz
109.
1Ro
y (1
933)
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
(L5)
; S3
Find
EC
Har
ding
New
Mex
icoU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
110.
0Ru
sh C
reek
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6)
Bre
cFi
ndE
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aCo
lora
doU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
110.
1Ru
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Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6)
Bre
cFi
ndTS
Kio
wa
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
111
Russ
el G
ulch
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
PSG
ilpin
Colo
rado
USA
Har
vard
Uni
vers
ity
112
Salin
eSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e, (H
5)Fi
ndE
CSh
erid
anK
ansa
sU
SAFi
eld M
useu
m
113.
0Sa
n A
ngelo
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
PPS
Tom
Gre
enTe
xas
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
113.
1Sa
n A
ngelo
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
EC
Tom
Gre
enTe
xas
USA
Colo
rado
Sci.
Soc
.
113.
2Sa
n A
ngelo
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
PSTo
m G
reen
Texa
sU
SA-
113.
3Sa
n A
ngelo
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
Find
PSTo
m G
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Texa
sU
SA-
114
Sand
ia M
ount
ains
Iron
: Hex
ahed
rite
(IIA
B)Fi
ndPS
Bern
alillo
New
Mex
icoU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
115.
0Sa
nta
Rosa
Iron
, IC
Find
PS-
Boya
caCo
lom
bia
U.S
. Nat
iona
l Mus
eum
115.
1Sa
nta
Rosa
Iron
, IC
Find
PPS
-Bo
yaca
Colo
mbi
aD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
116
Sene
caSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
4)Fi
ndE
CN
emah
aK
ansa
sU
SAE
. F. M
indr
up
117
Siou
x Co
unty
Euc
rite-
mm
ict (
mon
omict
bre
ccia)
Fall
WP
Siou
xN
ebra
ska
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
118.
0Sm
ithvi
lleIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
PSD
eKalb
Tenn
esse
eU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
118.
1Sm
ithvi
lleIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
FD
eKalb
Tenn
esse
eU
SAD
ean
M. G
illes
pie
118.
2Sm
ithvi
lleIr
on: O
ctah
edrit
e, Cr
s (IA
B-M
G)
Find
PSD
eKalb
Tenn
esse
eU
SAU
.S. N
atio
nal M
useu
m
119.
0Sp
ringf
ield
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
(L6)
Find
EC
Baca
Colo
rado
USA
Ariz
ona
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
119.
1Sp
ringf
ield
(B)
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6)
Find
EC
Baca
Colo
rado
USA
H. H
. Nin
inge
r
119.
2Sp
ringf
ield
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6)
Find
EC
Baca
Colo
rado
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
119.
3Sp
ringf
ield
(A)
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite,
(L6)
Find
TSBa
caCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
120
Sprin
gwat
erSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndPS
-Sa
skat
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Stau
nton
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IIIE
)Fi
ndPP
SA
ugus
taV
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iaU
SAW
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ntifi
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122
Taze
well
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, IA
B-sL
HFi
ndPP
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aibor
neTe
nnes
see
USA
Dea
n M
. Gill
espi
e
123
Texl
ine
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
; S4
Find
PSD
allam
Texa
sU
SAH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
0To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
EC
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
ico-
124.
1To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
EC
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
ico-
124.
2To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoCo
lora
do S
cient
ific
Soc.
124.
3To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
4To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
5To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
6To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
7To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
8To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
9To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
EC
-X
iqui
pilco
Mex
icoH
. H. N
inin
ger
124.
10To
luca
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite,
Crs (
IAB-
sLL)
Find
WP
-X
iqui
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124.
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124.
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124.
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124.
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: Oct
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124.
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: Oct
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124.
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: Oct
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124.
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: Oct
ahed
rite,
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Find
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icoH
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124.
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rite,
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125
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AB)
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hing
ton
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onsin
USA
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n H
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128.
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A)
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-H C
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rado
USA
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n M
. Gill
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128.
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A)
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y: O
-H c
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Baca
Colo
rado
USA
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n M
. Gill
espi
e
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131.
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132
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134
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ing
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. Nin
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135
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y: A
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drite
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Coco
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Ariz
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USA
H. H
. Nin
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136.
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: Oct
ahed
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(III
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-W
. Aus
tralia
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tralia
-
136.
1W
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: Oct
ahed
rite,
Med
(III
AB)
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-W
. Aus
tralia
Aus
tralia
-
137
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tone
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140
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-H C
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141.
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141.
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141.
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142.
0A
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Ston
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-H C
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Colo
rado
USA
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n H
uss
142.
1A
rmel
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
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(L5)
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aCo
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doU
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Crit
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143
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Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
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(L6)
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lora
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Hus
s
144
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: Oct
ahed
rite
(III
AB)
med
(1-2
mm
.)Fi
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Aus
tralia
Dav
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ew
145
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USA
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Stat
e U
nive
rsity
146
Cope
(B)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
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Was
hing
ton
Colo
rado
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n H
uss
147.
0Co
rtez
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
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(H6)
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rizon
a St
ate
Uni
vers
ity
147.
1Co
rtez
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H6)
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aCo
lora
doU
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148.
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Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
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ngto
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lora
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lenn
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148.
1E
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Ston
y: O
-B C
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(H5)
Find
EC
Was
hing
ton
Colo
rado
USA
Glen
n H
uss
149
Erie
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6)
Find
CCW
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lora
doU
SAA
rizon
a St
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Uni
vers
ity
150
Fran
cevi
lleIr
on: O
ctah
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l Pas
oCo
lora
doU
SAA
rizon
a St
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Uni
vers
ity
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151
Frem
ont B
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Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
Find
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Was
hing
ton
Colo
rado
USA
Glen
n H
uss
152
Hor
se C
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Iron
, ung
roup
edFi
ndPS
Baca
Colo
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USA
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153
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154.
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154.
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155.
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156.
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156.
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157.
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-B C
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157.
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rson
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e Re
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158.
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-B C
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158.
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y: O
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Reed
159
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tton
Ston
y: Ch
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C)Fi
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rson
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n H
uss
160.
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-H C
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Fall
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tralia
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160.
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Fall
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man
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C)
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Was
hing
ton
Colo
rado
USA
Glen
n H
uss
162
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Butte
s (B)
Ston
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)Fi
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lenn
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163.
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-B C
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rite
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uma
Colo
rado
USA
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ona
Stat
e U
nive
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163.
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ray
(a)
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y: O
-B C
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an)
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TSY
uma
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
164.
0Id
alia
Ston
y: O
-B C
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(H)
Find
PSY
uma
Colo
rado
USA
Ariz
ona
Stat
e U
nive
rsity
164.
1Id
alia
Ston
y: O
-B C
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Find
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Yum
aCo
lora
doU
SAD
way
ne M
cKin
ney
164.
2Id
alia
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y: O
-B C
hond
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(H)
Find
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aCo
lora
doU
SAD
way
ne M
cKin
ney
164.
3Id
alia
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y: O
-B C
hond
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Find
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Colo
rado
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Dw
ayne
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inne
y
165.
0Ca
non
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Ston
y: O
-B C
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165.
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-B C
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165.
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166
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167
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168
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169
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170.
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170.
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170.
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171
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172.
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172.
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172.
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172.
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); S1
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rson
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e Re
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172.
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y: O
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173.
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173.
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174
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175.
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175.
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176.
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iber
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e Re
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176.
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y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(L6)
Find
EC
Kit
Cars
onCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
177.
0Z
agam
iM
artia
n Sh
ergo
ttite
(SN
C)Fa
llPP
S-
Kat
sina
Nig
eria
Joyc
e M
utz
177.
1Z
agam
iM
artia
n Sh
ergo
ttite
(SN
C)Fa
llPP
S-
Kat
sina
Nig
eria
Blain
e Re
ed
177.
2Z
agam
iM
artia
n Sh
ergo
ttite
(SN
C)Fa
llTS
-K
atsin
aN
iger
iaBl
aine
Reed
178
Sikh
ote-
Alin
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite
(IIA
B); O
ggFa
llW
P-
Prim
orsk
y K
rai
Russ
iaM
. Mor
gan
179.
0Ca
char
iA
chon
drite
(Euc
rite)
(EU
C-m
mict
)Fi
ndPS
-Bu
enos
Aire
sA
rgen
tina
Blain
e Re
ed
179.
1Ca
char
iA
chon
drite
(Euc
rite)
(EU
C-m
mict
)Fi
ndPS
-Bu
enos
Aire
sA
rgen
tina
Blain
e Re
ed
179.
2Ca
char
iA
chon
drite
(Euc
rite)
(EU
C-m
mict
)Fi
ndTS
-Bu
enos
Aire
sA
rgen
tina
Blain
e Re
ed
180.
0A
llend
eSt
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
Cho
ndrit
e, ty
pe C
V3;
S1
Fall
WP
-Ch
ihua
hua
Mex
icoPa
ul a
nd H
ilde
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180.
1A
llend
eSt
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
Cho
ndrit
e, ty
pe C
V3;
S2
Fall
PS-
Chih
uahu
aM
exico
Blain
e Re
ed
180.
2A
llend
eSt
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
Cho
ndrit
e, ty
pe C
V3;
S3
Fall
TSA
llend
eCh
ihua
hua
Mex
icoBl
aine
Reed
180.
3A
llend
eSt
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
Cho
ndrit
e, ty
pe C
V3;
S4
Fall
TS-
Chih
uahu
aM
exico
Dav
id N
ew
181
Guf
fey
Iron
: Ata
xite
(Iro
n-un
g)Fi
ndPS
Park
Colo
rado
USA
-
182
Phill
ips C
ount
y (P
AL)
Ston
y-iro
n: P
allas
ite (P
AL)
Find
TSPh
illip
sCo
lora
doU
SABl
aine
Reed
183
Shaw
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L6/
7)Fi
ndTS
Linc
oln
Colo
rado
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
184
Plain
sSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5)Fi
ndTS
Yoa
kum
Texa
sU
SABl
aine
Reed
185
Kha
irpur
Ston
y: E
nsta
tite
Chon
drite
(EL6
); S2
Fall
TS-
Punj
abPa
kist
anBl
aine
Reed
186
Kho
r Tem
iki
Ston
y: A
chon
drite
, Ca-
poor
. Aub
rite
(AU
B)Fa
llTS
Ash
Sha
rqiya
h-
Suda
nBl
aine
Reed
187
Bur-G
helu
aiSt
ony:
O-B
cho
ndrit
e (H
5)Fa
llTS
Bur-H
agab
a-
Som
alia
Blain
e Re
ed
188
Clov
is (n
o. 1
)St
ony:
O-B
cho
ndrit
e (H
3.6)
Find
TSCu
rry
New
Mex
icoU
SAD
avid
New
189
Ulys
ses
Ston
y: O
-B c
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
TSG
rant
Kan
sas
USA
Dav
id N
ew
190
Wak
aSt
ony:
O-B
cho
ndrit
e (H
6)Fi
ndTS
Och
iltre
eTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
191
Was
hing
ton
Coun
tyIr
on: A
taxi
te, N
i-rich
(UN
GR)
Find
PPS
Was
hing
ton
Colo
rado
USA
-
192
Pena
Blan
ca S
prin
gSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite, C
a-po
or. A
ubrit
e (A
UB)
Fall
TSBr
ewst
erTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
193
Shall
owat
erSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite, C
a-po
or. A
ubrit
e (A
UB)
Find
TSLu
bboc
kTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
194
Reid
Ston
y: O
rdin
ary
Chon
drite
(H5)
Find
TS-
W. A
ustra
liaA
ustra
liaBl
aine
Reed
195
Cool
idge
Ston
y: Ca
rbon
aceo
us c
hond
rite
(C4-
UN
G);
S2Fi
ndTS
Ham
ilton
Kan
sas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
196
Mar
aling
aSt
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
cho
ndrit
e (C
4-U
NG
); S3
Find
TS-
S. A
ustra
liaA
ustra
liaBl
aine
Reed
197
Dar
al G
ani 0
67St
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
cho
ndrit
e (C
O3)
; S2
Find
TSA
l Juf
rah
-Li
bya
Blain
e Re
ed
198
Isna
Ston
y: Ca
rbon
aceo
us c
hond
rite
(CO
3.8)
Find
TSA
l Wad
i al J
adid
-E
gypt
Blain
e Re
ed
199
Kain
saz
Ston
y: Ca
rbon
aceo
us c
hond
rite
(CO
3.2)
; S1
Fall
TS-
Tata
rsta
n Re
publ
icRu
ssia
Blain
e Re
ed
200
Axt
ellSt
ony:
Carb
onac
eous
Cho
ndrit
e (C
V3)
Find
TSM
cLen
nan
Texa
sU
SABl
aine
Reed
201
Tata
houi
neSt
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite D
ioge
nite
(DIO
)Fa
llTS
Tata
win
-Tu
nisia
Blain
e Re
ed
202
Saha
ra 9
7096
Ens
tatit
e Ch
ondr
ite (E
H3)
; S2
Find
TS-
Saha
ran
Des
ert
-Bl
aine
Reed
203
Abe
eSt
ony:
Ens
tatit
e Ch
ondr
ite (E
H4)
Fall
TS-
Alb
erta
Cana
daBl
aine
Reed
204
Huc
kitta
Ston
y-Ir
on: P
allas
ite (P
AL-
Main
Gr)
Find
TS-
N. T
errit
ory
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
205
Mill
billi
llie
Ston
y: A
chon
drite
Euc
rite
(EU
C-m
mict
)Fa
llTS
-W
. Aus
tralia
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
206
Gra
dy (1
937)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H3.
7) B
lkFi
ndTS
Curr
yN
ew M
exico
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
207
Ragu
liSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
3.8)
; S2
Find
TSSt
avro
polsk
iy K
ray
Ross
iyaRu
ssia
Blain
e Re
ed
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ER
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RY
SOU
RC
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208
Tulia
(a)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H3-
4)Fi
ndTS
Swish
erTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
209
Big
Rock
Don
gaSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
6)Fi
ndTS
-S.
Aus
tralia
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
210
Cang
as d
e O
nis
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Fall
TS-
Ast
urias
Spain
Blain
e Re
ed
211
Gain
es C
ount
y Pa
rkSt
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
5)Fi
ndTS
Gain
esTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
212
Trav
is Co
unty
(a)
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H5)
Blk
; S4
Find
TSTr
avis
Texa
sU
SABl
aine
Reed
213
Old
Hom
este
ad 0
01St
ony:
Ach
ondr
ite (H
owar
dite
)Fi
ndTS
-W
. Aus
tralia
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
214
Cold
wat
er (I
ron)
Iron
: Oct
ahed
rite
Find
TSCo
man
che
Kan
sas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
215
Esp
eran
ceSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
/LL3
.4)
Find
TS-
W. A
ustra
liaA
ustra
liaBl
aine
Reed
216
Moo
rabi
eSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
3.8-
an);
S4-5
Find
TS-
New
S. W
ales
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
217
Um
barg
erSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6); S
4Fi
ndTS
Rand
allTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
218
Beav
erSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5)Fi
ndTS
Beav
erO
klah
oma
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
219
Fore
stbu
rg (a
)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
4)Fi
ndTS
Mon
tagu
eTe
xas
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
220
Hay
es C
ente
rSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
6)Fi
ndTS
Hay
esN
ebra
ska
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
221
Ragl
and
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(LL3
.4)
Find
TSQ
uay
New
Mex
icoU
SABl
aine
Reed
222
Rich
field
Ston
y: O
rdin
ary
Chon
drite
(LL3
.7)
Find
TSM
orto
nK
ansa
sU
SABl
aine
Reed
223
Well
sSt
ony:
Ord
inar
y Ch
ondr
ite (L
L3.3
)Fi
ndTS
Lynn
Texa
sU
SABl
aine
Reed
224
Lazb
uddi
eSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
L5)
Find
TSPa
rmer
Texa
sU
SABl
aine
Reed
225
Tuxt
uac
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(LL5
)Fa
llTS
-Z
acat
ecas
Mex
icoBl
aine
Reed
226
Arc
adia
Ston
y: O
rdin
ary
Chon
drite
(LL6
)Fi
ndTS
Vall
eyN
ebra
ska
USA
Blain
e Re
ed
227
Band
ong
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(LL6
)Fa
llTS
-Ja
wa
Bara
tIn
done
siaBl
aine
Reed
228
Lake
Lab
yrin
thSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
L6);
S4Fi
ndTS
-S.
Aus
tralia
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
229
Vac
a M
uerta
Ston
y-Ir
on: M
esos
ider
ite (M
ES-
A1)
; S1
Find
TS-
Ant
ofag
asta
Chile
Blain
e Re
ed
230
Bond
ocSt
ony-
Iron
: Mes
osid
erite
(ME
S-B4
); S1
-2Fi
ndTS
-Q
uezo
nPh
ilipp
ines
Blain
e Re
ed
231
Mou
nt D
yrrin
gSt
ony-
Iron
: Pall
asite
(PA
L)Fi
ndTS
Dur
ham
New
S. W
ales
Aus
tralia
Blain
e Re
ed
232
Ceda
r (K
ansa
s)St
ony:
O-B
Cho
ndrit
e (H
6)Fi
ndTS
Smith
Kan
sas
USA
Dav
id N
ew
233
Taib
anSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
5) B
lk; S
6Fi
ndTS
De
Baca
New
Mex
icoU
SAD
avid
New
234
Ghu
bara
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L5)
Find
EC
-A
l Wus
taO
man
Mik
e an
d Bi
ll Je
nsen
235.
0G
old
Basin
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
: W2-
3Fi
ndW
PM
ohav
eA
rizon
aU
SAJo
hn B
lenne
rt
235.
1G
old
Basin
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
; W2-
3Fi
ndW
PM
ohav
eA
rizon
aU
SAJo
hn B
lenne
rt
235.
2G
old
Basin
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
; W2-
3Fi
ndW
PM
ohav
eA
rizon
aU
SAJo
hn B
lenne
rt
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235.
3G
old
Basin
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
; W2-
3Fi
ndW
PM
ohav
eA
rizon
aU
SAJo
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235.
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old
Basin
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
; W2-
3Fi
ndW
PM
ohav
eA
rizon
aU
SAJo
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lenne
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235.
5G
old
Basin
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L4)
; W2-
3Fi
ndPS
Moh
ave
Ariz
ona
USA
John
Blen
nert
236.
0Co
topa
xiIr
on, I
AB-
ung
Find
CCFr
emon
tCo
lora
doU
SASh
aron
& R
ichar
d W
alker
236.
1Co
topa
xiIr
on, I
AB-
ung
Find
EC
Frem
ont
Colo
rado
USA
Shar
on &
Rich
ard
Walk
er
237.
0Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
EC
Sedg
wick
Colo
rado
USA
Aug
ust T
. Bec
kman
237.
1Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
EC
Sedg
wick
Colo
rado
USA
Aug
ust T
. Bec
kman
237.
2Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
PSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
237.
3Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
PSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
237.
4Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
PSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
237.
5Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
237.
6Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
237.
7Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
237.
8Be
ckm
an 1
943
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAA
ugus
t T. B
eckm
an
238.
0Be
ckm
an 2
001
--
EC
Sedg
wick
Colo
rado
USA
Robe
rt Be
ckm
an
238.
1Be
ckm
an 2
001
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SARo
bert
Beck
man
238.
2Be
ckm
an 2
001
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SARo
bert
Beck
man
238.
3Be
ckm
an 2
001
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SARo
bert
Beck
man
238.
4Be
ckm
an 2
001
--
TSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SARo
bert
Beck
man
239.
0Ju
lesbu
rgSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
3.6)
Find
PSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAD
oris
Hea
th
239.
1Ju
lesbu
rgSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
3.6)
Find
PSSe
dgw
ickCo
lora
doU
SAD
oris
Hea
th
239.
2Ju
lesbu
rgSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
3.6)
Find
WP
Sedg
wick
Colo
rado
USA
Terr
y St
rete
sky
241.
0E
ads
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
EC
Kio
wa
Colo
rado
USA
Ann
e M
. Blac
k
241.
1E
ads
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
EC
Kio
wa
Colo
rado
USA
Ann
e M
. Blac
k
241.
2E
ads
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
EC
Kio
wa
Colo
rado
USA
Ann
e M
. Blac
k
241.
3E
ads
Ston
y: O
-B C
hond
rite
(H4)
Find
EC
Kio
wa
Colo
rado
USA
Ann
e M
. Blac
k
242
Alb
in (s
tone
)St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
)Fi
ndE
CLa
ram
ieW
yom
ing
USA
Don
ald S
trube
243
Sand
y Cr
eek
Ston
y: O
-H C
hond
rite
(L5)
; S4
Find
PSCl
ayN
ebra
ska
USA
Mik
e Je
nsen
244
NW
A 8
69St
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e (L
4-6)
; S3
Find
WP
--
Alg
eria
Mik
e Je
nsen
245.
0E
lber
tSt
ony:
O-H
Cho
ndrit
e, (L
L6);
S2Fa
llW
PE
lber
tCo
lora
doU
SAG
ary
Trea
dway
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TN
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EFD
/FL
DE
S.C
TY
/DIS
TST
/TE
RC
TR
Y
245.
1E
lber
tFa
llW
PE
lber
tCo
lora
doU
SA
246
Fran
coni
aFi
ndE
CM
ohav
eA
rizon
aU
SA
247
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Cover photo: Glorieta Mountain meteorite, New
Mexico. This pallasite bears the characteristic
scoop-shaped melting pattern and bluish-brown
fusion crust formed during atmospheric entry.
Specimen ~34 cm long. DMNH EGT.53.0. Donor:
Dean Gillespie. Photo: R. Wicker.
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Photo below: Acid-etched slab of the Roebourne
meteorite, Australia, illustrating the Widmanstätten
pattern that typifi es crystal habits in iron meteorites.
Specimen ~27 cm wide. DMNH EGT.108.1 Donor:
Colorado Scientifi c Society. Photo: R. Wicker.