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Pittarello, L., Yamaguchi, A., Roszjar, J., Debaille, V., Koeberl, C., and Claeys, P. 2019. To Be or Not to Be Oxidized: A Case Study of Olivine Behavior in the Fusion Crust of Ureilite A 09368 and H Chondrites A 09004 and A 09502. *Meteoritics & Planetary Science* 54: 1563–78.

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Robin, E., Bonte, P., Froget, L., Jehanno, C., and Roccia, R. 1992. Formation of Spinels in Cosmic Objects During Atmospheric Entry—A Clue to the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary Event. *Earth and Planetary Science Letters* 108: 181–90.

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Suttle, M., Genge, M., Folco, L., Van Ginneken, M., Lin, Q., Russell, S., and Najorka, S. 2019. The Atmospheric Entry of Fine-Grained Micrometeorites: The Role of Volatile

Gases in Heating and Fragmentation. *Meteoritics & Planetary Science* 54: 503–20.

Suttle, M. D., Genge, M. J., Folco, L., and Russell, S. S. 2017. The Thermal Decomposition of Fine-Grained Micrometeorites, Observations from Mid-IR Spectroscopy. *Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta* 206: 112–36.

Taylor, S., Jones, K. W., Herzog, G. F., and Hornig, C. E. 2011. Tomography: A Window on the Role of Sulfur in the Structure of Micrometeorites. *Meteoritics & Planetary Science* 46: 1498–509.

Van Ginneken, M., Debaille, V., Decrée, S., Goderis, S., Woodland, A. B., Wozniakiewicz, P., De Cekelaire, M., Leduc, T., and Claeys, P. 2022. Artificial Weathering of an Ordinary Chondrite: Recommendations for the Curation of Antarctic Meteorites. *Meteoritics & Planetary Science* 57: 1247–66.

Van Ginneken, M., Folco, L., Perchiazzi, N., Rochette, P., and Bland, P. A. 2010. Meteoritic Ablation Debris from the Transantarctic Mountains: Evidence for a Tunguska-Like Impact over Antarctica ca. 480 ka Ago. *Earth and Planetary Science Letters* 293: 104–13.

Van Ginneken, M., Goderis, S., Artemieva, N., Debaille, V., Decrée, S., Harvey, R. P., Huwig, K. A., et al. 2021. A Large Meteoritic Event over Antarctica ca. 430 ka Ago Inferred from Chondritic Spherules from the Sor Rondane Mountains. *Science Advances* 7: 2375–548.

Van Ginneken, M., Suavet, C., Cordier, C., Folco, L., Rochette, R., Sonzogni, C., and Perchiazzi, N. 2012. Oxygen Isotope Composition of Meteoritic Ablation Debris from the Transantarctic Mountains: Constraining the Parent Body and Implications for the Impact Scenario. *Meteoritics & Planetary Science* 47: 1738–47.

Vida, D., Šegon, D., Gural, P. S., Brown, P. G., McIntyre, M. J., Dijkema, T. J., Pavletić, L., et al. 2021. The Global Meteor Network—Methodology and First Results. *Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society* 506: 5046–74.