Sample No.:	QUE94535
Location:	Queen Alexandra Range
Dimensions (cm):	2.4 x 2.3 x 0.8
Weight (g):	11.3
Meteorite Type:	Anomalous chondrite

Macroscopic Description: Roberta Score
There is nothing pretty about this extensively weathered stone. Ten percent of the thin brown fusion crust remains. The interior is red-brown.

Thin Section (,2) Description: Brian Mason The section shows a finely granular aggregate of olivine and pyroxene (average grain size about 0.02 mm) with a few coarser areas (possibly vestigial chondrules); about 20% of nickel-iron and troilite are present, much of the metal as thin veinlets throughout the section. The metal is extensively weathered to brown limonite. The olivine and pyroxene are iron-poor: olivine, Fa_1-3; pyroxene, Fs_1-2. The nickel-iron contains 0.1-0.2% Si. The meteorite is classified as an anomalous chondrite; it resembles Pontlyfni (Mineral Mag., v. 41, p. 201, 1977).