the Saint Mesmin meteorite
Stato: Mali Anno: 1999 Notizie: Deinonychus appears with a specimen of the Orgueil meteorite shower. Orgueil fell on May 14, 1864 in Montauban, Tarn-et-Garonne, France. Orgueil is classified as a CI carbonaceous chondrite, which means it may originate from a comet. Orgueil is famous because of claims that it contains tiny structures which resemble fossil algae. |
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Stato: Mali Anno: 1999 Notizie: Carnosaurus appears with the Axtell meteorite. Axtell was found in 1943 in McLennon County, Texas, USA. Axtell is classified as a CV3 carbonaceous chondrite. |
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Stato: Mali Anno: 1999 Notizie: Lesothosaurus appears with the Bouvante meteorite. Bouvante was found July 30, 1978 in Drome, France. Bouvante is classified as a "Stannern Trend" Eucrite achondrite. This means it may be a fragment of the asteroid Vesta. |
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Stato: Mali Anno: 1999 Notizie: Troodon appears with a Lunar meteorite. Lunar meteorites were probably blasted off the Moon's surface by large impacts. |
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Stato: Mali Anno: 1999 Notizie: Allosaurus appears with a Pallasite meteorite. As noted above, Pallasites probably formed in the boundary layer between the iron core and the stony mantle of an asteroid. |
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Stato: Mali Anno: 1999 Notizie: Iguanondon appears with the Saint Mesmin meteorite. Saint Mesmin fell May 30, 1866 in Aube, France. It is classified as an LL6 stony chondrite. |
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