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Widespread magmatic activities on the angrite parent body at 4562 Ma ago
Earth, Planets and Space volume 57, pages e13–e16 (2005)
Abstract
Mn-Cr chronology of four quenched angrites showed that they formed nearly at the same time (4562 Ma) on the surface of the parent-body. Based on the chemical compositions, the cosmic ray exposure ages, and considerations on the thermal history of an achondrite parent-body, we suggest that the four angrites formed on top of a shallow magma ocean on the angrite parent body.
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Sugiura, N., Miyazaki, A. & Yanai, K. Widespread magmatic activities on the angrite parent body at 4562 Ma ago. Earth Planet Sp 57, e13–e16 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1186/BF03351858
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