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Page 88
The S. P. measurements also indicated the existence of certain marked regional
gradients related to topographic features . Nevertheless , the negative centres
are fairly sharp and probably indicate the existence of some ore - body at depth .
5.
The S. P. measurements also indicated the existence of certain marked regional
gradients related to topographic features . Nevertheless , the negative centres
are fairly sharp and probably indicate the existence of some ore - body at depth .
5.
Page 89
... in another part of the Singhbhum belt , where the Indian Copper Corporation
had proved the existence of some thin veins of sulphide ore by underground
exploration , to see if any definite indications could be found on the known ore
body .
... in another part of the Singhbhum belt , where the Indian Copper Corporation
had proved the existence of some thin veins of sulphide ore by underground
exploration , to see if any definite indications could be found on the known ore
body .
Page 399
... are basaltic in appearance and their mineralogical composition differs
considerably from that of the main body . A thin section of the apophyse arising
out of the main body and traversing the country rocks shows some interesting
features .
... are basaltic in appearance and their mineralogical composition differs
considerably from that of the main body . A thin section of the apophyse arising
out of the main body and traversing the country rocks shows some interesting
features .
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| Title | Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 85 |
| Author | Geological Survey of India |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 19 Aug 2016 |
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