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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... continuous dyke swarms has led to the idea that they have formed by continuous injection of basaltic liquid along a zone of extension . This zone of dilation could be along the axis of a mid - oceanic spreading ridge " . In conclusion ...
... continuous dyke swarms has led to the idea that they have formed by continuous injection of basaltic liquid along a zone of extension . This zone of dilation could be along the axis of a mid - oceanic spreading ridge " . In conclusion ...
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... continuous series namely 1 ) Hornblendite , 2 ) Medium to coarse grained pegmatitic albitic granite , 3 ) Medium to coarse grained diorite , medium grained diorite grading to leucogabbro , 4 ) Medium - grained granodiorite with ...
... continuous series namely 1 ) Hornblendite , 2 ) Medium to coarse grained pegmatitic albitic granite , 3 ) Medium to coarse grained diorite , medium grained diorite grading to leucogabbro , 4 ) Medium - grained granodiorite with ...
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Geological Survey of India. emerged as a continuous lithostratigraphic sequence with a remarkable faunal control . In ... continuously towards Khalsi and near the Dhok nala section and beyond . Towards east near Skangring village , it is ...
Geological Survey of India. emerged as a continuous lithostratigraphic sequence with a remarkable faunal control . In ... continuously towards Khalsi and near the Dhok nala section and beyond . Towards east near Skangring village , it is ...
Contents
me Aspects of the Andaman Ophiolite Complex 111 | 1 |
phiolites of India 1354 | 29 |
Mass Susceptibility of Rocks of Brown Hill Indus Belt Ladakh 5559 | 55 |
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Andaman 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 emplaced Eocene facies flysch folded gabbro Gansser Geol Geological grains granite Granitoid green grey harzburgite Himalaya Indus Group Indus Ophiolite Belt Indus Suture Indus Tectonic Zone intrusive islands Kargil Karit Formation Kashmir Khardung Volcanics Kuksho Kuling-Lilang Ladakh Ladakh Granitoid Complex Ladakh Himalaya limestone mafic mafites magnetite mass susceptibility melange metamorphic mineral nala Nicobar Nidar Nindam Formation obducted occur oceanic crust olivine ophiolite ophiolite complex ophiolite nappe ophiolitic melange Pashkyum thrust peridotite pillow lavas plagioclase plagiogranite purple pyroxene 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 valley Zanskar