Dhofar 007 (Eucrite-cm)

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Matteo Chinellato

Weight: 5.9 grams
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Shape: Slice

David Hardy

Weight: 11.15 gr.
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Jay Piatek

Weight: 328.3g
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Dirk Hohmann

Weight: 23g
Size: 53 x 38 x 12mm
Shape: Endcut

Brice D. Hornback

Weight: 0.45g
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Shape: Part slice

Peter Marmet

Weight: 7.35 g
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Shape: Slice

METEORITICON

Weight: 2,20g
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Shape: Slice

akira1988

Weight: 0,256g
Size: 7x6x4mm
Shape: Part slice

Jacek Szkatula

Weight: 4,93
Size: 38*29*3
Shape: Slice

Dirk Hohmann

Weight: 23g
Size: 53 x 38 x 12mm
Shape: Endcut

METEORITICON

Weight: 114,30
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Shape: Individual

Woreczko Jan & Wadi

Weight: 32.0g
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Shape: Part slice

Argus Rocks

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Michael S. Scherman

Weight: 0.548 g
Size: 0.9 cm
Shape: Slice

Phil Schmitz

Weight: .62 Grams
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Shape: Part slice

Phil Schmitz

Weight: .2 Gram
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Shape: Part slice

Gerald Armstrong

Weight: 26.38 grams
Size: 60x50x6 mm
Shape: Part slice

Gerald Armstrong

Weight: 0.038 grams
Size: 12x9x2 mm
Shape: Part slice

METEORITICON

Weight: 166,96 g
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Shape: Individual

AJS Cosmic Treasures

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Name:	Dhofar 007
Abbreviation:	Dho 007
Country:	Oman
Status:	Valid
Fall:	No
Year:	1999
Class:	Eucrite-cm
TKW, g:	21270
Bibliography:	Meteoritical Bulletin 84 Korochantseva, E. V.; Trieloff, M.; Buikin, A. I.; Hopp, J.; Meyer, "H.-P.40Ar/39Ar dating and cosmic-ray exposure time of desert meteorites: Dhofar 300 and Dhofar 007 eucrites and anomalous achondrite NWA 011", Meteoritics & Planetary Science, Vol. 40, p.1433
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