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reopening of the fissures prior to deposition of later minerals ; whatever crushing
of wolfram that did take place was local and probably due to small adjustments
during crystallisation . The whole aspect of these coarsely crystalline veins is that
...
reopening of the fissures prior to deposition of later minerals ; whatever crushing
of wolfram that did take place was local and probably due to small adjustments
during crystallisation . The whole aspect of these coarsely crystalline veins is that
...
Page 525
As for the remainder farther to the north , he believes they are probably Devonian
to Carboniferous for they occur below the Permian ( ? ) limestones , and , further ,
because the late V. K. Ting discovered fossils of Devonian to Carboniferous ...
As for the remainder farther to the north , he believes they are probably Devonian
to Carboniferous for they occur below the Permian ( ? ) limestones , and , further ,
because the late V. K. Ting discovered fossils of Devonian to Carboniferous ...
Page 589
This practice is probably excellent , but in some of the mud walls which had fallen
I saw quite large rounded boulders . These are undoubtedly a source of danger ,
and should be avoided in this form of building . Nearly all the mud walls were ...
This practice is probably excellent , but in some of the mud walls which had fallen
I saw quite large rounded boulders . These are undoubtedly a source of danger ,
and should be avoided in this form of building . Nearly all the mud walls were ...
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Contents
PART | 1 |
General Report of the Geological Survey of India for the year 1937 | lxiv |
CONTENTS | 7 |
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appears Assam associated bands beds Bengal Burma Central Provinces charnockite China Coal Coal-field collection consisting containing continued Cretaceous deposits district earthquake east Eastern evidence extensive fauna feet felspar field formation Fossil Frontier Garhwal garnet Geol Geological Survey Geology gneisses Gold granite Hills Himalayas important India intrusive Iron Island Kashmir latter limestone Lower Madras Memoir metamorphic meteorite miles Mineral Mining Miscellaneous Notes Nagpur Nature North-West Northern observed occur origin Petroleum PLATE Pleistocene portion possible present probably Production Punjab quartz quartzite Rajputana Range recorded Red Beds reference region remains replaced Report river rocks Salt sandstones scale schists seen shales Shan sheet shock Siwalik Southern species specimens stage structure Surv TABLE Tertiary tons trap Upper valley valued veins Western wolfram Yunnan
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| Title | Records of the Geological Survey of India Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India |
| Author | Geological Survey of India |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1938 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Aug 2016 |
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