Hallo Speul und Jörg,
Hier ein Auszug aus B.M. French:
FRENCH B.M. (1998) Traces of Catastrophe (LPI Contribution No. 954, 120 pp., pp. 65-69):
5.3.5.
PseudotachylitePseudotachylite is an unusual, much studied, and long-debated type of impactite breccia that occurs in the parautochthonous rocks of large impact structures. Pseudotachylite is most strikingly developed at two large, ancient impact structures: Vredefort (South Africa) and Sudbury (Canada), where it forms striking and extensive exposures. The Vredefort pseudotachylite, first described more than 80 years ago (Shand, 1916), typically occurs as abundant irregular, anastomosing, and dike like bodies that contain numerous large and small rounded inclusions of target rock set in a dense, aphanitic or crystalline matrix that is generally black to blackish green in color. Similar breccias, although developed on a much smaller scale, have been observed in other impact structures, e.g., Rochechouart (France), Manicouagan (Canada), and Slate Islands (Canada).
Bernd

P.S.:
Einige Vorkommen von Pseudotachylit in (mutmaßlichen) terrestrischen Impaktstrukturen:
01. Duobblon Struktur in Nordschweden
02. Manicouagan Krater in Kanada
03. Manson Formation in Iowa
04. North Bonaparte Basin, Timor Sea
05. Puchezh-Katunki, Russia
06. Rochechouart Krater, Frankreich
07. Roter Kamm Krater, Namibia
08. Sudbury, Canada
09. Talemzane Krater (Maadna), Algerien
10. Vredefort Ring, Südafrika
11. Woodleigh Impaktstruktur, Westaustralien