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Oxidite or “Meteoritic Shale,” Terrestrialization, and Terrestrialite
The term oxidite is proposed to replace the synonyms meteoritic shale and iron-shale. Terrestrialization means the terrestrial transformation of a meteorite into something that can no longer be properly regarded as being a meteorite, and terrestrialite signifies the product of that transformation. Both oxidite and meteorodes (defined in n. (3) to the paper) are varieties of terrestrialite.
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