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Page 42
Thus the earliest deposits were laid in the Chhindwara-Nagpur-Bhandara area
and later deposits extended to the east and south. The southern boundary of the
basin runs in a northeast direction from Bailadila to Keonjhar where only the ...
Thus the earliest deposits were laid in the Chhindwara-Nagpur-Bhandara area
and later deposits extended to the east and south. The southern boundary of the
basin runs in a northeast direction from Bailadila to Keonjhar where only the ...
Page 43
Sedimentation appears to have started in the areas now covered by the present
districts of North Bilaspur, Balaghat, North Bhandara and Eastern Chhindwara
and in Guntur and Wishakapatnam districts of Andhra and were possibly later ...
Sedimentation appears to have started in the areas now covered by the present
districts of North Bilaspur, Balaghat, North Bhandara and Eastern Chhindwara
and in Guntur and Wishakapatnam districts of Andhra and were possibly later ...
Page 153
The transgression of the sea is thus later than in Kutch and the same sea that
transgressed on Kutch appears to have pushed out a gulf northwards into
Rajputana. 2. 3 Andhra In the Godavari-Krishna-Guntur tract, the Upper
Gondwana beds ...
The transgression of the sea is thus later than in Kutch and the same sea that
transgressed on Kutch appears to have pushed out a gulf northwards into
Rajputana. 2. 3 Andhra In the Godavari-Krishna-Guntur tract, the Upper
Gondwana beds ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Elements of Indian Stratigraphy |
| Author | S. K. Borooah |
| Publisher | Dattsons; sole distributors: Western Book Depot, 1962 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jan 2007 |
| Length | 207 pages |
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