Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 6Wada Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1995 - Geology |
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The deposits are either consolidated , e.g. at locality Robber's Cave , by
calcareous material or remain unconsolidated and weathered . SW MOT LHA
1000 m NE HTS 900 The deposits of Middle Dun Surface covers the Upper Dun
Surface ...
The deposits are either consolidated , e.g. at locality Robber's Cave , by
calcareous material or remain unconsolidated and weathered . SW MOT LHA
1000 m NE HTS 900 The deposits of Middle Dun Surface covers the Upper Dun
Surface ...
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... as the Doon Gravels . The Doon Gravels have been further subdivided into
Oldest , Younger and Youngest Doon Gravels ( Nossin , 1971 ; Meijerink ; 1974 )
. The Oldest Doon Gravels less weathered and soil formation is in incipient stage
.
... as the Doon Gravels . The Doon Gravels have been further subdivided into
Oldest , Younger and Youngest Doon Gravels ( Nossin , 1971 ; Meijerink ; 1974 )
. The Oldest Doon Gravels less weathered and soil formation is in incipient stage
.
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less weathered and soil formation is in incipient stage . A number of coalesced
fan have also descend down from the Siwalik range forming " Piedmont zone " ,
are also part of youngest Doon Gravel . of perched water . The springs and ...
less weathered and soil formation is in incipient stage . A number of coalesced
fan have also descend down from the Siwalik range forming " Piedmont zone " ,
are also part of youngest Doon Gravel . of perched water . The springs and ...
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activities average beds block boundary carried caused changes climatic conservation cover deciduous degraded Dehra Dun Delhi deposits depth distribution dominant Doon Valley earthquake effect elements environment environmental erosion fault flow forest formation Ganga Garhwal given gravels ground growth Gujjars higher hills Himalayan Geology houses human important increase India indicate Institute Jour Lamayuru land lichen limestone located lower major measures minerals mining mixed moist Mussoorie natural northern observed occur park period Plan plants pollution population present production protection radon Rajaji range References region reported result river rocks samples sandstone scale sediments Shorea robusta shows Siwalik slopes soil species springs streams structure surface Table tectonic Thrust trees types units uplift upper various vegetation villages Yamuna zone