GEOCHEMICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE FORMATION OF THE MOON BY A SINGLE GIANT IMPACT

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[7] BOSS AP, 1986, ORIGIN MOON, P59

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[9] BREY G, 1983, LUNAR PLANET SCI, V14, P71

[10] Cameron A.G.W., 1987, LUNAR PLANET SCI C, V18, P151

[1] ANDERS E, IN PRESS GEOCHIM COS

[2] [Anonymous], METEORITES EARLY SOL

[3] [Anonymous], 1981, BASALTIC VOLCANISM T

[4] THE ORIGIN OF THE MOON AND THE SINGLE-IMPACT HYPOTHESIS .1. [J]. ICARUS, 1986, 66 (03) : 515 - 535

[5] THE ORIGIN OF THE MOON AND THE SINGLE-IMPACT HYPOTHESIS .2. [J]. ICARUS, 1987, 71 (01) : 30 - 45

[6] BENZ W, 1988, LUNAR PLANET SCI, V19, P61

[7] BOSS AP, 1986, ORIGIN MOON, P59

[8] BRANNON JC, 1988, P LUNAR PLANET SCI C, V18, P555

[9] BREY G, 1983, LUNAR PLANET SCI, V14, P71

[10] Cameron A.G.W., 1987, LUNAR PLANET SCI C, V18, P151