Microporphyritic and microspherulitic melt grains, Hiawatha crater, Northwest Greenland: Implications for post-impact cooling rates, hydration, and the cratering environment
Garde et al. · 2022
GSA Bulletin
Citation
Garde et al. (2022). Microporphyritic and microspherulitic melt grains, Hiawatha crater, Northwest Greenland: Implications for post-impact cooling rates, hydration, and the cratering environment. GSA Bulletin.
Author names and publication information are transcribed from the source; some author lists are abbreviated.
Editorial assessment & provenance
- Editorial assessment
- Hiawatha research
- Source collection
- Peer Reviewed Literature
- Record type
- Paper
- Publication status
- Not independently checked
- Author affiliation
- Unaffiliated with YDB/CRG teams (source classification)
- Source location
- Peer Reviewed Literature, row 202
- Snapshot imported
- 2026-10-08
Original source symbols
Assessment: ♨️ · Proxies: Not supplied
Editorial assessments are those of the bibliography’s curators. The authors’ conclusions should be read in the original publication. Corrections, retractions, and review status have not been comprehensively audited.