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Carbon and oxygen isotope evidence for a protoplanetary disk origin of organic solids in meteorites. [PDF]

Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
Lawrence WM, Blake GA, Eiler J.
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Earth's evolving geodynamic regime recorded by titanium isotopes. [PDF]

Nature, 2023
Deng Z +8 more
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Thermoluminescence studies of ordinary chondrites in the Japanese Antarctic meteorite collection, IV: Asuka ordinary chondrites

Thermoluminescence studies of ordinary chondrites in the Japanese Antarctic meteorite collection, IV: Asuka ordinary chondrites
We measured TL properties of ninety Asuka (A) ordinary chondrites (LL: 16, L: 27, H: 47) from Japanese Antarctic meteorite collection. Most of the chondrites had TL sensitivities over 0.1, corresponding to petrologic subtype 3.5-3.9. Eight chondrites, A-881244 (L3), A-881607 (LL3), A-881328 (LL3), A-881408 (LL3), A-881397 (LL3), A-881522 (L3), A-881357
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Recent progress and future prospects of the early solar system chronology. [PDF]

Natl Sci Rev
Amelin Y, Yin QZ.
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Time of proto-Earth reservoir formation and volatile element depletion from <sup>53</sup>Mn-<sup>53</sup>Cr chronometry. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Kruttasch PM, Mezger K.
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Reply to: The breakup of a long-period comet is not a likely match to the Chicxulub impactor. [PDF]