The magma ocean from the Fra Mauro shoreline - an overview of the Apollo 14 crust

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Apollo 14 Flight, Igneous Rocks, Lunar Crust, Lunar Geology, Magma, Anorthosite, Breccia, Gabbro, Kreep, Mineralogy, Olivine, Petrography

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Petrographic and mineralogical studies of coarse grained, polymineralic, texturally monominct igneous clasts from the Apollo 14 breccias show troctolite and troctolitic anorthosite to be the most abundant rock types. The second most abundant group consists of plagioclase cumulates with more evolved mineral compositions than the Mg-rich trend anorthosite cumulates. Coarse grained ilmenite gabbros and mineralogically evolved monzonoritic and granitic clasts are widespread in occurrence, but not abundant. The present data provide further support for widespread regional heterogeneities within the early lunar crust.

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