Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 120, Parts 2-8Vols. 1- include Report of the Geological Survey, 1867- ; v. 32- include Review of the mineral production of India, 1898/1903- ; v. 75 consists of Professional papers, no. 1-16; v. 76 consists of Bulletins of economic minerals. |
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The sediments have been intensively bioturbated due to dominating Thalassinoides burrowing activities , resulting in the complete obliteration of primary sedimentary structures . ROJHAV KHEMPUR tion . Most of the preomission suite ...
The sediments have been intensively bioturbated due to dominating Thalassinoides burrowing activities , resulting in the complete obliteration of primary sedimentary structures . ROJHAV KHEMPUR tion . Most of the preomission suite ...
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The biogenic activity and cementation of the hard - ground resulted in the limestone riddled with large stenomorphic Thalassinoides paradoxicus and nodular cement . This has also resulted in a sharp upper boundary of hard - ground and ...
The biogenic activity and cementation of the hard - ground resulted in the limestone riddled with large stenomorphic Thalassinoides paradoxicus and nodular cement . This has also resulted in a sharp upper boundary of hard - ground and ...
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A complicated major structural pattern , resulting from two major phases of folding and extensive shearing , characterizes the Barotiya Group which extends all along the western flank of the Delhi synclinorium of Heron in the central ...
A complicated major structural pattern , resulting from two major phases of folding and extensive shearing , characterizes the Barotiya Group which extends all along the western flank of the Delhi synclinorium of Heron in the central ...
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anhydrite associated average axial planes bands Barotiya base basin beds belt Bhim Group block bodies boreholes burrows central channel chert Chitradurga clay deformation Delhi Delhi Supergroup delta deposit depth detailed developed Devgarh direction district drilling east eastern effect environment estimate evaporites exploration field folds formation Geol Geological geometry gold grade granite gravity grey ground halite Haryana hinge India indicate inlier iron laterite limb lineation major mineral mineralisation mining minor Nagaur nature observed occur origin parallel pattern phase of folding plain plunge pre-Delhi present quartz Rajasthan range Reef regional represents reserve resulted rocks samples sand scale schist sediments seismic refraction Sendra Group sequence shear shear zone stage strike structures sulphide surface Surv surveys Table tectonic thickness tion trend unit values volcanics western zone