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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In addition , a few small , linear , concordant bodies of basic and ultrabasic rocks occur in the Chaibasa . The bulk of the Dhanjori Group is made up of metamorphosed basic volcanics . The different rock types belonging to the Dhanjori ...
In addition , a few small , linear , concordant bodies of basic and ultrabasic rocks occur in the Chaibasa . The bulk of the Dhanjori Group is made up of metamorphosed basic volcanics . The different rock types belonging to the Dhanjori ...
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TABLE 1 422 m ( + ) TABLE 2 Thickness ( in metres ) Rock types encountered. Rajasthan was proved to continue northwards under the plains of Punjab and Haryana . The generalised stratigraphy , as worked out from borehole sequence in the ...
TABLE 1 422 m ( + ) TABLE 2 Thickness ( in metres ) Rock types encountered. Rajasthan was proved to continue northwards under the plains of Punjab and Haryana . The generalised stratigraphy , as worked out from borehole sequence in the ...
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GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE CHITRADURGA METAVOLCANIC ROCKS METAMORPHISM Most of the metavolcanic piles of Chitradurga area are non - schistose preserving their original igneous texture though recrystallisation is complete in all the rock types ...
GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE CHITRADURGA METAVOLCANIC ROCKS METAMORPHISM Most of the metavolcanic piles of Chitradurga area are non - schistose preserving their original igneous texture though recrystallisation is complete in all the rock types ...
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