What do we call meteorites that typically weigh between an ounce and a pound?

Tektites are glassy fragments formed when a meteorite impacts the Earth and causes a high-temperature explosion. They are often found in specific regions related to these impact events and can vary in size, with some weighing between an ounce and a pound. This classification is significant because it reflects the nature of the material; tektites differ from other types of meteorites in their origin and formation process.

Other options do not fit the weight description adequately. Micrometeorites are tiny particles from space, generally smaller than a gram and not fitting the weight range specified. Stony meteorites usually refer to a broader category that includes larger meteorites composed mostly of silicate minerals, which can also encompass larger weights beyond a pound. Ceramic meteorites is not a recognized classification in meteorite terminology; rather, it seems to conflate materials from various domains.