File:ET CRAWDAD 01.jpg
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English: The elemental chemistry, conducted by CMU, along with independent XRF analysis, are indicative of the crawdad's extraterrestrial origins. Notice the larger crab & appendages above and behind the clear crab pincers. |
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Author | Crab-nebula2022 |
This specimen, along with others, was recovered near Crested Butte, CO. Given that magnetite is one of the minerals found, these specimens will easily draw a rare-earth magnet. Magnetite & Hematite are phases of Iron (Fe) involved in the processes of organic & biological decomposition.
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