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Chondrules and Their Origins. Selected References 331 1983chto.conf..331T SELECTED REFERENCES The following list ofreferences has been compiled over the past several years by Debbie Taylor and Elbert King, Department of Geosciences ofthe University ofHouston. This list includes papers that specifically refer to the origins of chondrules, assume an origin of chondrules, or provide some of the fundamental data from which ideas about the origins of chondrules have been developed. Doubtless, there have been many omissions in this rather extensive literature, but the compilers hope that the list will serve as a nucleus of relevant papers or researchers in this field. Additional references can, of course, be found in the standard texts. For the older literature, the work ''A Bibliography on Meteorites," edited by Harrison Brown and published by the University of Chicago Press in 1953, continues to be especially useful and complete. Adib D. and Liou J. G. 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