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A porphyritic olivine chondrule. Thin section from the NWA 4460 L3.9 chondrite.
This exceptionally large chondrule measures 5 mm in diameter.

In the upper right, a polysomatic barred olivine chondrule. Thin section from the NWA 4460 L3.9 chondrite.

Meteorite thin sections in transmitted light
*Lost Creek, H3.8* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Lost Creek, H3.8* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Lost Creek, H3.8* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)
*Lost Creek, H3.8* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Richfield, LL3.7* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Richfield, LL3.7* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)
*Richfield, LL3.7* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Richfield, LL3.7* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Saratov, L4* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)
*Saratov, L4* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Saratov, L4* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)	*Haxtun, H/L4* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)
*Haxtun, H/L4* © Ph. Thomas (click to enlarge)