Geological Bulletin, Volume 6University of Peshawar, 1971 - Geology |
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... Dewangar Pass , may be of batholithic dimension and is named as the Dewangar Granite . The Matiltan Granite : These rocks are light - coloured , with a flesh - pink touch . They are well - jointed and , at places , foliated , especially ...
... Dewangar Pass , may be of batholithic dimension and is named as the Dewangar Granite . The Matiltan Granite : These rocks are light - coloured , with a flesh - pink touch . They are well - jointed and , at places , foliated , especially ...
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... Dewangar Granite may suggest a younger age for them than for the Matiltan Granite which , at places , is foliated . We are not aware of any granites in Swat , Dir , and Indus Valley which can be correlated with those of Dewangar ...
... Dewangar Granite may suggest a younger age for them than for the Matiltan Granite which , at places , is foliated . We are not aware of any granites in Swat , Dir , and Indus Valley which can be correlated with those of Dewangar ...
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... Dewangar . Consequently , the western part of the valley having been shifted to the south as compared to its eastern ... Dewangar Granite which has not been affected . The volcanic rocks have been inturded by the diorites of Gabral ...
... Dewangar . Consequently , the western part of the valley having been shifted to the south as compared to its eastern ... Dewangar Granite which has not been affected . The volcanic rocks have been inturded by the diorites of Gabral ...
Contents
Preliminary geology and petrography of Swat Kohistan | 1 |
The geology of the Gandghar Range Distt Hazara N W F | 33 |
Lithological classification and environment of deposition of | 43 |
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