Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 115Geological Survey of India, 1980 - Earthquakes 1867- includes the "Annual report of the Geological survey of India". |
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... intrusive sequences may be accounted for different levels of crystal fractionation and intrusion . The various geological and petrochemical features of the ophiolite complex indicate an oceanic realm as the place of formation for ...
... intrusive sequences may be accounted for different levels of crystal fractionation and intrusion . The various geological and petrochemical features of the ophiolite complex indicate an oceanic realm as the place of formation for ...
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... Intrusive granitoids of diori- Palaeozoic GROUP Locally migmatised and metamor- phosed metasediments The Ladakh Granitoid Complex which forms the southern bour dary of the Shyck Belt is a bathclithic granitoid body contain varying from ...
... Intrusive granitoids of diori- Palaeozoic GROUP Locally migmatised and metamor- phosed metasediments The Ladakh Granitoid Complex which forms the southern bour dary of the Shyck Belt is a bathclithic granitoid body contain varying from ...
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... intrusive in the rocks of the Pangong Belt . The Karakoram Granitoids are also intrusive in the sediments of the Karakoram basin which occur to the north of the batholith . The batholith gradually pinches off near the Shyok village ...
... intrusive in the rocks of the Pangong Belt . The Karakoram Granitoids are also intrusive in the sediments of the Karakoram basin which occur to the north of the batholith . The batholith gradually pinches off near the Shyok village ...
Contents
ome Aspects of the Andaman Ophiolite Complex 111 | 1 |
phiolites of India 1354 | 13 |
Hass Susceptibility of Rocks of Brown Hill Indus Belt Ladakh 5559 | 55 |
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Andaman antiform assemblage associated bands basalt basin batholith beds Biagdang Formation chert chlorite chromite chromitite clasts composition comprises conglomerate Cretaceous crystalline cumulate diabase diorite Dras Volcanic Formation dunite dyke eastern emplaced Eocene facies flysch folded gabbro Gansser Geol grains granite Granitoid green grey harzburgite Himalaya Indus Group Indus Ophiolite Belt Indus Suture Indus Tectonic Zone intrusive Kargil Karit Formation Kashmir Khalsi Formation Khardung Volcanics Kuksho Kuling-Lilang Ladakh Ladakh Granitoid Complex Ladakh Himalaya limestone mafic mafites magnetite mass susceptibility melange metamorphic mineral nala Nindam Formation obducted occur oceanic crust olivine ophiolite ophiolite complex ophiolite nappe ophiolitic melange Pashkyum thrust peridotite pillow lavas plagioclase plagiogranite purple pyroxene pyroxenite represents samples sandstone Sangeluma belt Sangeluma Group schist schuppen sector sedimentary sediments sequence serpentine serpentinite shale sheared Shergol Formation Shyok siltstone spilite Spiti Srikantia and Razdan Surv Survey of India Suture Zone texture thick trend ultramafic ultramafites Zanskar