10512 - New Pallasite Meteorite "NWA 14208" (Provisional) 4.69g Pecopteris and they were most likely

and they were most likely amphibious capable of living on land and in the sea

R352 - Nicely Prepared 2

Beautiful example of a cut and polished 11

Beautifully preserved

as large as or slightly bigger than Tyrannosaurus and possibly slightly larger than Giganotosaurus

10512 - New Pallasite Meteorite "NWA 14208" (Provisional) 4.69g Pecopteris and they were most likelyNew pallasite classification. Beautiful morphology, relatively affected by desert sandblasting, leaving the olivines looking really pretty, this is a complete specimen with a nice shape. It has already been classified by the meteorite classifier PhD Daniel Sheikh (Portland State University, USA). The classification has already been submitted to the Meteoritical Bulletin Database, and is pending approval by the Nomenclature Committee. The provisional