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... Tethyan Himalaya A more than 10 km thick sequence of clastic and carbonate rocks deposited in the long , narrow epicontinental platform of Higher Himalayan crystalline during Late Proterozoic to the end of Mesozoic or even in Early ...
... Tethyan Himalaya A more than 10 km thick sequence of clastic and carbonate rocks deposited in the long , narrow epicontinental platform of Higher Himalayan crystalline during Late Proterozoic to the end of Mesozoic or even in Early ...
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... Tethyan Himalaya is also known as Tibetan Himalaya or Tethys Himalaya or in short as Tethys.geographically this division is developed to the east of Main Mantle Thrust i.e. western Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh in the east ...
... Tethyan Himalaya is also known as Tibetan Himalaya or Tethys Himalaya or in short as Tethys.geographically this division is developed to the east of Main Mantle Thrust i.e. western Kashmir to Arunachal Pradesh in the east ...
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... Himalaya prominently occur in three divisions i.e. in the Outer , Lesser and Tethyan Himalaya . A 30-50 km wide belt of Higher Himalayan crystalline rock separates the Lesser and Tethyan divisions . Thirteen acidic and four basic ...
... Himalaya prominently occur in three divisions i.e. in the Outer , Lesser and Tethyan Himalaya . A 30-50 km wide belt of Higher Himalayan crystalline rock separates the Lesser and Tethyan divisions . Thirteen acidic and four basic ...
Contents
Preface | 9 |
CHAPTER2 INDOGANGETIC PLAIN | 11 |
CHAPTER3 GEOMORPHOLOGY OF HIMALAYA | 19 |
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activities amphibolite Arunachal Pradesh basin beds belt Bhutan Biyani carbonate Central clay comprises contains Cretaceous crustal crystalline deformation Dehradun district dolomite Early earthquakes eastern Eocene evolution faults folds Formation fossils Ganga Garhwal Geol geological geosyncline glacial glaciers gneiss Gondwana granite Group Higher Himalaya Himachal Pradesh Himalaya Himalayan region India Indian plate Indus Suture Jammu and Kashmir Karakoram Kathmandu km depth km long km wide kmĀ³ Kohistan Krol Kumaun Ladakh lakes landslide large number Lesser Himalaya limestone located magmatic magnesite metamorphism minerals mountain movement Nappe Nepal northern ophiolitic orogenic Pakistan Palaeozoic pegmatite peninsular Permian phase phosphorite phyllite present Proterozoic quartzite reported rivers sandstone Satluj schist sediments seismic sequence shale shear Shimla Shyok Suture Sikkim Siwalik slates slope southern sq km stratigraphic structure Subathu subduction sulphide Suture Zone tectonic terrain Tertiary thick Thrust Tibet upliftment Upper Uttaranchal Vaikrita Valley Volcanics Yamuna Zanskar