35 Seasons of U.S. Antarctic Meteorites (1976-2010)

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Kevin Righter is a planetary scientist in the Astromaterials Research Office at NASA. His research focuses on Petrology and Geochemistry, particularly emphasizing on igneous petrology that includes applications of experimental petrology and geochemical analysis to understand both terrestrial and planetary materials. He is the author of several prestigious journal articles in geoscience, some of which are published in PNAS, Nature Geoscience and Earth & Planetary Science Letters. Catherine (Cari) Corrigan is a Geologist in the Division of Meteorites of Mineral Sciences Department at the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. Timothy McCoy is the Department Chair, Geologist and Curator-in-Charge of the Meteorite Collection in the Mineral Sciences division of the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. His research focuses on using meteorites as a tool to understand the origin and evolution of their parent bodies, namely asteroids and Mars. He has published in many planetary journals including the JGR Planets, Science, and Meteoritics and Planetary Science. Ralph P. Harvey is an Associate Professor of Planetary Materials in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. His research focuses on Martian meteorites, micrometeorites and planetary remote sensing. He has published extensively in prestigious Earth Science journals including Nature.

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"A copublication between the American Geophysical Union and John Wiley & Sons, Inc."

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"A copublication between the American Geophysical Union and John Wiley & Sons, Inc."

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35 seasons of U.S. Antarctic Meteorites (1976-2011): A pictorial guide to the Collection (editors K. Righter, R.P. Harvey, C.M. Corrigan, and T.J. McCoy) Chapter 1: The Origin and Early History of the United States Search for Antarctic Meteorites (ANSMET). U. Marvin Chapter 2: Fieldwork methods of the US Antarctic Search for Meteorites program. R.P. Harvey, J. Schutt, J. Karner Chapter 3: Curation and allocation of samples in the US Antarctic meteorite collection. K. Righter, C.E. Satterwhite, K.M. McBride, C.M. Corrigan, and L.C. Welzenbach Pictorial guide to selected meteorites (heart of book in 75 color plates) Chapter 4: Primitive Asteroids; Expanding the Range of Known Primitive Materials. M. K. Weisberg and K. Righter Chapter 5 : Achondrites and Irons:Products of Magmatism on Strongly Heated Asteroids. D.W. Mittlefehldt and T.J. McCoy Chapter 6: ANSMET Meteorites from the Moon. R.L. Korotev and R.A. Zeigler Chapter 7: Meteorites from Mars, via Antarctica. H.Y. McSween Jr., R.P. Harvey, and C.M. Corrigan Chapter 8: Meteorite misfits: Fuzzy clues to Solar System processes. T.J. McCoy Chapter 9: Cosmogenic nuclides in Antarctic meteorites. G.F. Herzog, M.W. Caffee and A.J.T. Jull Chapter 10: A Statistical Look at the US Antarctic Meteorite Collection. C.M. Corrigan, L.C. Welzenbach, K. Righter, K. McBride, T.J. McCoy,R.P. Harvey andC. Satterwhite

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