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Re: Tatahouine

To: Andrei Razvan <asean-1@eltop.ro>
Subject: Re: Tatahouine
From: Calvin Shipbaugh <calvin@rand.org>
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 1998 12:52:17 -0700
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> Tatahouine Meteorite
> Most of the 12 kg found reside in the museums in Paris, Chicago and India. 
Diogenites
> are extremely rare This is a very rare and unique meteorite.

Of course, a little bit more has been in recent years.  In addition to
being a rare type, a recent journal article reports evidence in the
latest Tatahouine specimens of fossilized bacteria (terrestrial; there
is no such bacteria in the originally recovered specimens).

References:

Tautouine (sp.?) & Tolluca

From: "Varricchio, Louis" <VARRICCH@CHAMPLAIN.EDU>

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