Geological Society, London, Special Publications
Volume 140, 1998
Meteorites: Flux with Time and Impact Effects
Edited by:
M. M. Grady, Natural History Museum, London
R. Hutchison, Natural History Museum, London
G. J. H. McCall, Hon. Fellow, Liverpool University, Hon. Associate, Western Australian Museum and
D. A. Rothery, Open University, Milton Keynes

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A collection of around 30 meteorites found on the ice in the Lewis Cliffs area of Antarctica (about 200 km north of the South Pole, near the Beardmore Glacier in the Queen Alexandra Mountain Chain). Each fragment is marked by a flag. Approximately 15,000 meteorite fragments have been recovered from Antarctica over the past two decades (photograph by Monica M. Grady).

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