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Re: Brief look at pallasites

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Subject: Re: Brief look at pallasites
From: Jim Strope <stardust@hgo.net>
Date: Thu, 05 Mar 1998 16:11:01 -0500
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Darryl and Matt:
	I would tend to agree with you on the cause being terrestrialization or
Lawrenceite disease.
	However, what does not make sense is that the brown crystals seem to
not be related to their location in the meteorite (Esquel).  Some green
crystals lie near the outside edge and brown ones closer to the center. 
There is also an area where a brown crystal is surrounded by green
ones.   Go figure??
Jim

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