Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 83Vols. 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 upper zone of the Upper Flysch containing Radiolaria is believed to be Upper Cretaceous or basal Eocene . The red and green alternation of radiolarian cherts , erroneously described as " tuffs " by von Krafft ( 1902 ) and the ...
The upper zone of the Upper Flysch containing Radiolaria is believed to be Upper Cretaceous or basal Eocene . The red and green alternation of radiolarian cherts , erroneously described as " tuffs " by von Krafft ( 1902 ) and the ...
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There are also other reported occurrences of radiolarian cherts ( mostly containing Spumellarian skeletons ) of ... The radiolarian claystones of Tamworth also contain impressions of Lepidodendron australe while in the Moore Creek stage ...
There are also other reported occurrences of radiolarian cherts ( mostly containing Spumellarian skeletons ) of ... The radiolarian claystones of Tamworth also contain impressions of Lepidodendron australe while in the Moore Creek stage ...
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Unlike the granites and gneisses exposed in the area , this rock is non - porphyritic and does not contain microcline . The pebbles must have been derived from some older granite . Quartz pebbles are usually bluish in colour and ...
Unlike the granites and gneisses exposed in the area , this rock is non - porphyritic and does not contain microcline . The pebbles must have been derived from some older granite . Quartz pebbles are usually bluish in colour and ...
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