Foreign inclusions in stony meteorites--I. Carbonaceous chondritic xenoliths in the Kapoeta howardite

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Small, 1-3 millimeter-sized, black xenoliths containing chondrules and
chondrule fragments embedded in a fine-grained matrix are present in the
Kapoeta howardite. Forsteritic olivine, pentlandite and a nickel-rich
(0.3-2.8 wt. %) matrix indicate that these xenoliths are carbonaceous
ohondrite material.

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