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Merrill, G.P. & Tassin, W. (1906) On a new stony meteorite from Modoc, Scott County, Kansas. American Journal of Science and Arts (4th Series) 21: 356-360.

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Original EntryMerrill, G.P. & Tassin, W. (1906) On a new stony meteorite from Modoc, Scott County, Kansas. American Journal of Science and Arts (4th Series) 21: 356-360.
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Full ReferenceMerrill, G.P. & Tassin, W. (1906) On a new stony meteorite from Modoc, Scott County, Kansas. American Journal of Science and Arts (4th Series) 21: 356-360.
Plain TextMerrill, G.P. & Tassin, W. (1906) On a new stony meteorite from Modoc, Scott County, Kansas. American Journal of Science and Arts (4th Series) 21: 356-360.

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Modoc (1905) meteorite, Scott County, Kansas, USA

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Modoc (1905) meteorite, Scott County, Kansas, USAⓘ Fayalite-Forsterite Series, ⓘ Plagioclase, ⓘ Troilite

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