McCartney wrote:
"I use stovepiping to describe the feature on the leeside of a oriented
meteorite."
Stovepiping is a colorful term, even with political connotations. For
oriented, icicled or "spiculigenous meteorites", do the terms
"spiculiform" (adj.) and spicules (n.) have precedence?
If they are really thin, hairlike projections, would cilium (pl. cilia,
adj. ciliated) work?
Best wishes from lee side,
Doug
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