Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 6Wada Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1995 - Geology |
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0-27 A , Brown ( 10 YR 5/3 , dry ) ; silty loam ; medium moderate subangular
blocky , dry hard ; clear smooth boundary ; pH 5.7 ; gravels 10 % . 26-49 B Brown
( 10YR 5/3 , dry ) ; loam ; coarse moderate subangular blocky ; moist firm ; diffuse
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0-27 A , Brown ( 10 YR 5/3 , dry ) ; silty loam ; medium moderate subangular
blocky , dry hard ; clear smooth boundary ; pH 5.7 ; gravels 10 % . 26-49 B Brown
( 10YR 5/3 , dry ) ; loam ; coarse moderate subangular blocky ; moist firm ; diffuse
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Yellowish brown ( 10YR 5/4 , dry ) ; loam ; fine weak subangular blocky ; moist
friable ; clear smooth boundary ; pH 5.9 ; gravels 5 % B21 58-105 Bri Yellowish
brown ( 10YR 5/6 , dry ) silty loam ; medium moderate subangular blocky ; moist ...
Yellowish brown ( 10YR 5/4 , dry ) ; loam ; fine weak subangular blocky ; moist
friable ; clear smooth boundary ; pH 5.9 ; gravels 5 % B21 58-105 Bri Yellowish
brown ( 10YR 5/6 , dry ) silty loam ; medium moderate subangular blocky ; moist ...
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Fauna Following species of fauna are commonly found in Rajaji : Broadly the
vegetation of Rajaji can be classified under the Northern Tropical Moist
Deciduous Forest Type , although the vegetation has been subjected to constant
process of ...
Fauna Following species of fauna are commonly found in Rajaji : Broadly the
vegetation of Rajaji can be classified under the Northern Tropical Moist
Deciduous Forest Type , although the vegetation has been subjected to constant
process of ...
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S MUKHOPADHYAYA K N KHATTRI R CHANDER Seismic Velocity and Related Elastic Parameters | 6 |
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