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Seeding baryonic dark matter
It has been proposed that primordial quark pellets or PQPs --ultra-dense quark-matter mini- stars-- formed at $T\sim 1$ GeV may be a good candidate accounting for the dark matter of the universe. If correct, dark matter would consist of very compact objects with a maximum mass of $10^{-2} \ M_\odot$
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