Table 3: Tentative Pairing for New MeteoritesTable 3 summarizes possible pairings of the new specimens with each other and with previously classified specimens based on descriptive data in this newsletter issue. Readers who desire a more comprehensive review of the meteorite pairings in the U.S. Antarctic collection should refer to the compilation provided by Dr. E.R. D. Scott, as published in issue 9(2) (June 1986). Possible pairings were updated in Meteoritical Bulletins No. 76 (Meteoritics 29, 100-143), No. 79 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 31, A161-174), No. 82 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 33, A221-A239), No. 83 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 34, A169-A186), No. 84 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 35, A199-A225), No. 85 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 36, A293-A322), No. 86 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 37, A157-A184), No. 87 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 38, A189-A248), No. 88 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 39, A215-272) and No. 89 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 40, A201-A263), No. 90 (Meteoritics and Planetary Science 41, in press). CM1-2 CHONDRITE
CM2 CHONDRITE
LAP 031165, LAP 031195, LAP 031268 and LAP 031299 with LAP 031043 MCY 05230, MCY 05242, MCY 05245 and MCY 05251 with MCY 05229 MIL 05124 with MIL 05112 CO3 CHONDRITE
DIOGENITE
and LAP 04839 with LAP 91900 EUCRITE (BRECCIATED)
H CHONDRITE (IMPACT MELT)
IRON-UNGROUPED
L CHONDRITE METAL
L CHONDRITE (IMPACT MELT)
LUNAR-BASALT
R CHONDRITE
UREILITE
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