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Juvinas is a basaltic eucrite meteorite that fell in Ardèche, France, in 1821. Eucrites are achondrites derived from basaltic igneous rocks, and they form part of the HED clan together with howardites and diogenites. Juvinas is an early and substantial studied fall whose mineralogy and texture provi...
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Classic eucrite fall, early achondrite studies, important HED volcanic reference.
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Stannern is a eucrite meteorite that fell in Moravia, in the present-day Czech Republic, on 22 May 1808. Eucrites are basaltic achondrites belonging to the HED clan and are generally interpreted as material from the crust of the asteroid Vesta. Stannern gives its name to the Stannern trend, a geoche...
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Namesake Stannern-trend eucrite, historic fall, important anomalous geochemical reference.
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Millbillillie is a eucrite meteorite associated with a witnessed fireball over Western Australia in October 1960, although stones were recovered years later. Eucrites are basaltic achondrites within the howardite-eucrite-diogenite group and are generally linked to the crust of asteroid 4 Vesta. Mill...
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Large Australian eucrite fall, attractive black stones, strong collector and research presence.
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Nuevo Laredo is a eucrite that fell in Coahuila, Mexico in 1926 and gives its name to the Nuevo Laredo geochemical trend, a distinct subgroup within the HED eucrite family.
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Namesake eucrite geochemical trend, solid classification importance, moderate wider fame.
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Pasamonte is a polymict eucrite breccia that fell in New Mexico, USA in 1933, notable for containing diverse lithological clasts representing the ancient regolith of asteroid 4 Vesta.
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Polymict eucrite fall with diverse clasts, important breccia studies, moderate recognition.
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Camel Donga is a eucrite meteorite discovered in 1984 on the Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia. It was recovered as numerous fragments distributed across a strewn field, indicating that the incoming body broke apart before or during impact. Eucrites are basaltic achondrites in the howardite-eucri...
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Nullarbor eucrite strewn field, useful recovered material, moderate specialist reputation.
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Sioux County is a eucrite meteorite that fell in Nebraska in 1933. Eucrites are basaltic achondrites formed from cooled magma on a differentiated parent body and belong to the howardite-eucrite-diogenite, or HED, meteorite association. Sioux County has been used as comparative material in laboratory...
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Standard eucrite reference sample, useful HED studies, modest public profile.
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Petersburg is a meteorite that fell near Petersburg, Tennessee, in 1855 and is classified as a howardite. Howardites are polymict breccias containing material related to eucrites and diogenites, rock types generally interpreted as originating from the crust of the differentiated asteroid 4 Vesta. Th...
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Historic howardite fall, useful HED breccia, lower prominence than Kapoeta.
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Bereba is a eucrite meteorite that fell in present-day Burkina Faso in 1924. Eucrites are basaltic achondrites within the howardite-eucrite-diogenite group, recording igneous activity on a differentiated parent body widely associated with asteroid 4 Vesta. Bereba is therefore studied as extraterrest...
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Recognized eucrite fall, useful HED basalt sample, limited distinctive reputation.
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Haraiya is a howardite meteorite that fell in the state of Uttar Pradesh, India. Howardites are a group of achondritic meteorites formed from the surface regolith of asteroid 4 Vesta. Haraiya is characterized as a polymict breccia, meaning it is composed of mixed fragments of both eucrite and diogen...
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Howardite fall from India, useful HED regolith sample, limited global fame.
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