Hi Michel,

> Please find a pict of the white clasts at
> http://www.caillou-noir.com/images/temp02005slice1.jpg

Hmmm. They don't look like stereotypical CAI's to my eye.
Missing the circular/concentric symmetry.  As stated earlier,
it would be most unusual to find CAI's in a non-carbonaceous
chondrite.  My guess is an aqueous weathering product.  I've
seen similar spots in some of the Mojave desert meteorites
I've found.

Best,
Rob

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