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MFS index is determined as Smf=Lmf/L where Smf is the mountain front sinuosity,
Lmf is the length of mountain front along the foot of mountain at the pronounced
break in slope and L is the straight line length of the mountain front. Mountain ...
MFS index is determined as Smf=Lmf/L where Smf is the mountain front sinuosity,
Lmf is the length of mountain front along the foot of mountain at the pronounced
break in slope and L is the straight line length of the mountain front. Mountain ...
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In the north/east facing Oytag Valley of the King Ata Tagh Mountains (Fig. 2 No.
37), which rise to 6800 or 6634 m asl (Kara-Bak-Tor Peak), the lowest LGM ice
margin, confirmed by till and end moraines, extended down to 1850 m asl (38°56'
N ...
In the north/east facing Oytag Valley of the King Ata Tagh Mountains (Fig. 2 No.
37), which rise to 6800 or 6634 m asl (Kara-Bak-Tor Peak), the lowest LGM ice
margin, confirmed by till and end moraines, extended down to 1850 m asl (38°56'
N ...
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The Siang Group has been classified into three formations- namely i)Pari
Mountain, ii) Singing and iii) Yang Sang Chu in an ascending tectonic order. Pari
Mountain Formation: Named after the Pari Mountains, which forms a spectacular
...
The Siang Group has been classified into three formations- namely i)Pari
Mountain, ii) Singing and iii) Yang Sang Chu in an ascending tectonic order. Pari
Mountain Formation: Named after the Pari Mountains, which forms a spectacular
...
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Evidence | 1 |
Tectonomagmatic Evolutionary Model of the KuluRampur | 47 |
Tectonic and Geochemical Signifcance of Black Shale | 65 |
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| Title | Himalaya: geological aspects Volume 15 of Current trends in geology Volume 4 of Himalaya:, P. S. Saklani, ISBN 8189304003, 9788189304003 Himalaya: Geological Aspects, P. S. Saklani, ISBN 8189304003, 9788189304003 |
| Author | P. S. Saklani |
| Editor | P. S. Saklani |
| Publisher | Satish Serial Pub. House, 2006 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Feb 2010 |
| ISBN | 8189304143, 9788189304140 |
| Length | 355 pages |
| Subjects | › › Geology Geology, Structural Metamorphism (Geology) Mountains Science / Earth Sciences / Geology |
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