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Peer-Reviewed Articles
84. Benoit
P.H. and Sears D.W.G. (1993a)
Breakup and structure of an H-chondrite parent body: The H-chondrite flux over the last million
years. Icarus 101, 188-200.
84a. Benoit, P. H.; Sears, D. W. G. (1993b) A recent meteorite shower in Antarctica with an unusual orbital history. Earth and Planetary Science Letters 120, 463-471
85. Benoit
P.H., Sears H. and Sears D.W.G. (1993a)
The natural thermoluminescence of meteorites - V: Ordinary chondrites at
the Allan Hills vicinity. J. Geophys. Res. 98, 1875-1888.
86. Benoit
P.H., Jull A.J.T., Mckeever S.W.S. and Sears D.W.G. (1993b) The natural thermoluminescence of
meteorites VI: Carbon-14,
thermoluminescence and the terrestrial ages of meteorites. Meteoritics
28, 196-203.
87. Benoit
P.H., Sears D.W.G. and McKeever S.W.S. (1993c) Natural thermoluminescence and terrestrial ages of
meteorites from a variety of
temperature regimes. Radiat. Detect. Dosimet. 47, 699-674.
88. Lipschutz
M.E., Wolf S.F., Vogt S., Michlovich E., Lindstrom M.M., Mittlefehldt, D.W.,
Schultz L., loeken T., Scherer P., Dodd R.T., Sears D.W.G., Benoit P.H., Wacker
J.F., Burns R.G. and Fisher D.S. (1993)
Consortium report on the ancient H chondrite regolith breccia
Noblesville. Meteoritics 28, 528-537.
88a. Matsunami
S., Ninagawa K., Nishimura S., Kubon N., Yamamoto I., Kohata M., Wada T.,
Yamashita Y., Lu Jie, Sears D. W. G., and Nishimura H. (1993) Thermoluminescence and compositional
zoning in the mesostasis of a Semarkona group A1 chondrules and new insights
into the chondrule-forming process.
Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 57, 2101-2110.
89. McCoy
T.J., Keil K., Ash R., Morse A.D., Pillinger C.T., Wieler R., Mayeda T.K.,
Clayton R.N., Benoit P.H., Sears D.W.G., Casanova I., Muenow D.W., Moore C.B.,
Lewis C.F. and Wilson I.R. (1993)
Roosevelt County 075: A
petrologic, chemical and isotopic study of the most unequilibrated known H
chondrite. Meteoritics 28, 681-691.
90. Sears
D.W.G., Benoit P.H. and Lu Jie (1993a)
Two groups each with distinctive rims in Murchison recognized by
cathodoluminescence. Meteoritics 28, 669-675.
Abstracts and Extended
Abstracts
A105. Benoit P.H. and Sears D.W.G.
(1993c) Natural Thermoluminescence
profiles in lunar cores and implications for meteorites. Lunar
Planet. Sci. XXIV, 95-96.
A106. Benoit P.H. and Sears D.W.G.
(1993d) Meteorites from recent
Amor-type orbits. Lunar Planet. Sci. XXIV, 93-94.
A107. Benoit P.H. and Sears D.W.G.
(1993e) The great 8 Ma event and
the structure of the H-chondrite parent body. Lunar Planet. Sci. XXIV, 91-92.
A108. Huang S., Benoit P.H. and Sears
D.W.G. (1993a) The group A3
chondrules of Krymka: further evidence for major evaporative loss during the
formation of chondrules. Lunar Planet. Sci. XXIV, 681-682.
A109. Sears D.W.G., Benoit P.H., Lu Jie
and Sears A.S.R. (1993b)
Cathodoluminescence observations of in situ aqueous destruction of
chondrules in the Murchison CM chondrite.
Lunar Planet. Sci. XXIV, 1269-1270.
A110. Zhang Y., Benoit P.H. and Sears
D.W.G. (1993a) Lewis Cliff
87057: A new metal-rich EH
chondrite with similarities to Mt. Egerton, Shallowater and Happy Canyon. Lunar
Planet. Sci. XXIV,
1571-1572.
A111. Benoit P.H. and Sears D.W.G.
(1993f) The orbital distribution
of earth-crossing asteroids and meteoroids. Meteoritics 28, 322-323.
A112. Chen Y., Pernicka E. and Sears
D.W.G. (1993) The concentrations
of some refractory and volatile elements in CaS of enstatite chondrites. Meteoritics
28, 336.
A113. Huang S., Benoit P.H. and Sears
D.W.G. (1993b) Metal and sulfide
in Semarkona chondrules and rims:
Evidence for reduction, evaporation, and recondensation during
chondrules formation. Meteoritics 28, 367-368.
A114. Sears D.W.G., Huang S. and Benoit
P.H. (1993c) The compositional classification
of chondrules and the petrologic type of an especially primitive H
chondrite. Meteoritics 28, 434-435.
A115. Symes S.J., Guimon R.K., Benoit
P.H. and Sears D.W.G. (1993)
Thermoluminescence and metamorphism in CV chondrites. Meteoritics
28, 446-447.
A116. Zhang Y., Benoit P.H. and Sears
D.W.G. (1993b) LEW 88180, LEW
87119 and ALH 85119: New EH6, EL7
and EL4 enstatite chondrites. Meteoritics 28, 468-469.
A117. Sears D.W. and Benoit P.H.
(1993) Dating volcanic lavas -
Thermoluminescence methods. EOS, Trans. Amer. Geophys. Union, 74 (supplement), 650.
A118. Benoit P.H., Welch T. and Sears
D.W. (1993d) The
thermoluminescence and cathodoluminescence properties of feldspar: A preliminary assessment for the dating
of recent (<1 My) volcanic and igneous rocks. EOS, Trans. Amer.
Geophys. Union, 74 (supplement),
649-650.
P40. Benoit
P.H., Roth J., Sears H. and Sears D. (1993e) Natural thermoluminescence (NTL) data for antarctic
meteorites. Antarctic Meteorite Newsletter 16(1),
21. Johnson Space Center, Houston TX.
P41. Benoit
P.H., Roth J., Sears H. and Sears D. (1993f) Natural thermoluminescence (NTL) data for antarctic
meteorites. Antarctic Meteorite Newsletter 16(2),
21. Johnson Space Center, Houston TX.
P42. Benoit
P.H., D.W.G. Sears, H. Sears and J. Roth (1993g) Thermoluminescence profiles in meteorite finds and climatic
change and ice thickness in the Allan Hills, Antarctica, Region during the
quarternary. Antarctic Journal 28,
52-54.
P43. Sears
D.W.G. (1993a) Thermoluminescence
of meteorites. In Thermoluminescent Materials (D.R. Vij,
ed.). pp. 99-121. Prentice-Hall. (Reprint at the editor's
request of item 63 above.)
P43a. Sears, D. W. G. (1993b) Editorial – The planetary science in meteoritics. Meteoritics, volume 28, page 3.
P43b. Sears, D. W. G. (1993c) Editorial – O time and change!. Meteoritics, volume 28, page 159.
P43c. Sears, D. W. G. (1993d) Editorial – "I doubt if there has ever been another story quite like it". Meteoritics, volume 28, page 259.
P43d. Sears, D. W. G. (1993e) Editorial – Astrophysics, asteroids, aubrites, unusual meteorites and a new associate editor. Meteoritics, volume 28, page 487.
P43e. Sears, D. W. G. (1993f) Editorial – The case of the not so lost sodium. Meteoritics, volume 28, page 607.