A ferroan region of the lunar highlands as recorded in meteorites MAC88104 and MAC88105

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Anorthosite, Breccia, Impact Melts, Lunar Crust, Meteoritic Composition, Aluminum Oxides, Glass, Igneous Rocks, Metamorphism (Geology), Space Debris, Trace Elements

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MAC88104 and 88105, paired meteorites of noritic anorthosite composition, are examined. Results indicate that these meteorites contain a variety of materials including impact-melt breccias, igneous and metamorphosed bressia clasts, glass clasts and veins, mineral clasts, and extralunar meteoritic debris. Compositions of the bulk meteorite and its components suggest that it came from a region of the moon's crust that was highly aluminous, low in incompatible trace elements, and ferroan in character.

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