Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 41, Part 2Government of India, 1911 - Geology Includes the "Annual report of the Geological Survey of India," 1867- |
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1.-Annual report agglomeratic slate anticline Assam Baluchistan Barrande Barrois beak beds brachial valve Carboniferous Central Provinces Chitral Coal Coal-field Cretaceous deposits Deputed Devonian Diener district Fauna feet figs flora fold fossils Gagangair Geol Geological Survey Geology gneiss Godavari Golabgarh Gondwana Gosselet Granted privilege leave Griesbach Gulmarg Henzada Hills Himalaya hinge-line Irrawadi Karewas Kashmir Kumaon limestone locality and collector Lydekker Lydekker's Madras memoir metamorphic Middlemiss Mineral Miscellaneous Notes moraines Muschelkalk Nahan Narbada neighbourhood north-east north-west Northern Shan Orthis Palæont Panjal Trap pedicle-valve Pegu Permo-Carboniferous Pir Panjal plications Price 1 rupee print).-Geology Proetus Punjab pygidium Rajputana range Rhynchonella ribs river rocks route Salt Salt-range Samarskite sandstone Scupin shell Silurian sinus Siwalik slopes south-east south-west species specimens Surv Tatakuti Tertiary thick Toshmaidan Tschernyschew Upper Burma Upper Trias valley Vredenburg W. T. Blanford Waagen width zone
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Page 39 - Vol. XXXV. Pt. 1, 1902 (price 2 Rs.) : Geology of Western Rajputana. Pt. 2, 1903 Pt. 3,
Page 126 - There are no moraines left along this reach (except a few scanty ones on the south-east side from hanging valleys), owing probably to the rapid retreat of the ice up it, and the subsequent scouring action of
Page 55 - has contributed largely to our knowledge of Indian geology, not only in its purely scientific aspects, but also in its more practical bearing on the mineral resources of the country. The ground covered by his many published papers is remarkable for its width and variety, ranging from detailed petrography, as embodied in his description of the igneous rocks of Western Rajputana,
Page 1 - Upper Burma. Vol. XX, 1887. Part 1.—Annual report for 1886. Field-notes from Afghanistan : No. 4, from
Page 44 - Geology of Bombay Presidency. Part 4.—Coal in northern region of Satpura basin. Evidence afforded by raised
Page 132 - There are no moraines left along this reach (except a few scanty ones on the south-east side from hanging valleys), owing
Page 126 - streams. There are, however, a few smoothened rocky hummocks testifying to the passage of ice over them. The
Page 119 - these vast superficial ice-formed accumulations appear to have hardly changed their original contours at all since first made
Page 69 - in age from middle neocomian to the base of the Upper Cretaceous.
Page 122 - It must not, however, be considered that the present memoir has any pretence to be a complete and detailed account of the geology of the