Tectonics of the Western Himalayas

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Lawrence L. Malinconico, Robert J. Lillie
Geological Society of America, 1989 - Science - 320 pages
Papers from a symposium held in San Antonio, Texas, 1986. Contributors consider problems of crustal and lithospheric scales in this area. Contains a folded map of the Salt Range, Pakistan. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
 

Contents

A petrologic record of the collision between the Kohistan
23
The Bhagirathi leucogranite of the High Himalaya Garhwal
33
Metamorphic magmatic and tectonic evolution of the central
47
The Chilas MaficUltramafic Igneous Complex The root
75
Overview of the geology and structure of the Salt Range
95
Early Pliocene uplift of the Salt Range Temporal constraints
113
Tectonic and geomorphic implications of Siwalik Group
129
Basementcover imbrication south of the Main Mantle Thrust
137
Structural setting of the Skardu intermontane basin
183
The northern suture in the Shigar valley Baltistan
203
Subsurface densities and lithospheric flexure of
217
Crustal thickness estimates for the western Himalaya
237
Active faults of the Himalaya of India and Nepal
243
Zone of Late Quaternary deformation in the southern
265
Quaternary glacial chronology and neotectonics in
275
Chronostratigraphy of the upper Cenozoic Bunthang sequence and possible
295

TransHimadri intracrustal fault and basement upwarps
153
The northwestern Nanga ParbatHaramosh Massif Evidence for crustal
169

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