The Yamato-793605 martian meteorite consortium
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概要
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We describe the consortium that has been organized to coordinate study of the Yamato-793605 shergottitic peridotite, a 16-g meteorite of presumed martian origin. Y-793605 is similar to two other Antarctic martian meteorites, ALH-77005 and LEW88516. One of the most important goals of the consortium is to determine how the cosmic-ray exposure history of Y-793605 compares with those of ALH-77005 and LEW88516. An aphanitic-glassy shock melted lithology that constitutes, as scattered veins and globby enclaves, roughly 30 vol% of the rock, has also been targeted for particularly intense scrutiny. Consortium results reported in the papers that follow confirm strong similarities between Y-793605 and ALH-77005 and LEW88516,in terms of mineralogy and petrology, trace elements, and cosmic-ray exposure. The mineralogical, petrological, and trace-element similarities are so strong, they suggest that Y-793605,ALH-77005 and LEW88516 formed as cumulates (i.e., mainly large poikilitic pyroxenes enclosing cumulus olivines and chromites) from a single parent magma. The igneous crystallization age of Y-793605 has not yet been precisely determined. However, some important consortium investigations are still underway.
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著者
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KOJIMA Hideyasu
National Institute of Polar Research
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Warren Paul
Institute Of Geophysics And Planetary Physics University Of Califonia
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Miyamoto Masamichi
Mineralogical Institute Graduate School Of Science University Of Tokyo
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- Comparisons of textural and chemical variations of minerals in some primitive achondrites and an H7 chondrite, with reference to their formation and cooling histories
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- The variation of Zn content in spinel group minerals and daubreelites of primitive achondrites
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- Geology of the Belgica Mountains
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- The collection of micrometeorites in the Yamato Meteorite Ice Field of Antarctica in 1998
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- Geochemical investigation of five lunar meteorites : Implications for the composition, origin and evolution of the lunar crust
- Geochemical investigation of two lunar mare meteorites: Yamato-793169: and Asuka-881757
- Geochemistry of lunar meteorite Yamato-82192: comparison with Yamato-791197, ALHA81005, and other lunar samples
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