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Petrographic Descriptions   (Select a sample)
 
DOM 08004
DOM 08005
DOM 08006
DOM 08010
DOM 08011
DOM 08012
DOM 08013
DOM 08014
DOM 08015
GRA 06178
LAR 06252
LAR 06301
LAR 06512
LAR 06605
LAR 06626
LAR 06636
LAR 06654
LAR 06659
LAR 06674
LAR 06686
LAR 06691
MIL 07531
MIL 07552
MIL 07555
MIL 07560
MIL 07582
MIL 07668
MIL 07677
SCO 06030
 



Sample Number LAR 06301
Pairing LAR 06301; LAR 06674
Newsletter 32,2
Location Larkman Nunatak
Field Number 19572
Dimensions 11.5 x 6.5 x 6.0
Weight 803.6
Original Classification LL3.8 Chondrite
Macroscopic Description - Kathleen McBride and Cecilia Satterwhite
The exteriors have brown/black fusion crust with oxidation haloes and chondrules/inclusions visible. Areas without fusion crust are a rusty orange brown. The interiors are rusty black with abundant white/gray/weathered inclusions/chondrules and metal.
Thin Section (,2) Description - Cari Corrigan, Tim McCoy and Linda Welzenbach
The sections exhibit numerous large, well-defined chondrules (up to 1.5 mm) and occasional melt clasts in a matrix of fine-grained silicates, metal and troilite. Weak shock effects are present. Polysynthetically twinned pyroxene is abundant. Silicates are unequilibrated; olivines range from Fa11-33 and pyroxenes from Fs6-34. The meteorites are LL3 chondrites (estimated subtype 3.8).
Antarctic Meteorite Images for Sample LAR 06301
LAR 06301 Meteorite Sample Photograph Showing Bottom View  LAR 06301 Meteorite Sample Photograph Showing East View  LAR 06301 Meteorite Sample Photograph Showing East View  LAR 06301 Meteorite Sample Photograph Showing North View 
LAR 06301 Meteorite Sample Photograph Showing Post Processing  LAR 06301 Meteorite Sample Photograph Showing South View  LAR 06301 Meteorite Thin Section Photo with 2.5x magnification in Plane-Polarized Light  LAR 06301 Meteorite Thin Section Photo with 2.5x magnification in Cross-Polarized Light 
LAR 06301 Meteorite Thin Section Photo with 5x magnification in Plane-Polarized Light  LAR 06301 Meteorite Thin Section Photo with 5x magnification in Cross-Polarized Light