How about class C mesosiderite?


Or then you have to split the specimen in 2 parts,
other part to mesos, other to diogenites...;-

take care,

pekka

M come Meteorite Meteorites wrote:

My slice of NWA 1827 Mesosiderite-Diogenite in my
collection site? Under the Mesosiderite section or
under achondrite diogenites section????
Regards

Matteo


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