| Summary: | The significance of the lunar highland pristine cumulate samples were reevaluated with the aid of the insights provided by geological constrained terrestrial investigations. This exercise involved a review of the state of knowledge about terrestrial and lunar cumulate rocks as well as an enumeration and reevaluation of the processes hypothesized to have been responsible for their formation, both classically and at present. editors, D. Walker and I.S. McCallum. Similarities in the regional geology of the midcontinent rift in the Lake Superior region and the Tertiary geology of the North Atlantic / Weiblen, P.W. -- Petrology of pristine nonmare rocks, survivors of the lunar highlands bombardment / Warren, P.H. -- Pristine lunar highland rocks: hypotheses of origin / Taylor, G.J -- Limits on the origin of the lunar Mg-suite / Ryder, G. -- Doubly diffusive convection and solute banding in magmas / Rice, A
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