| | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | the recent playa sediments from the Thar Desert, India: An implication to playa sediment provenance P.D...Research Laboratory, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad 380 009, India b Received 1 November 2004; accepted 31 January...lakes) situated in the Thar Desert, north-west India, provide prominent examples of alkaline brine and...Provenance; Playa lakes; Evaporites; Thar Desert; India Corresponding author. Institute of Mineralogy...Indian Thar Desert are present throughout western Rajasthan, speciļ¬cally in the region west of the Aravalli | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | core sediments of the Pachapadra paleo-lake, Thar Desert, India P.D. Roya,b,, W. Smykatz-Klossa, O. Mortonc...depth proļ¬le from Pachapadra paleo-lake, Thar Desert, north-western India, to understand the phases of paleo-hydrology...Paleo-hydrology; Holocene; Geochemical zones; Paleo-lake; Thar Desert; India 1. Introduction Deserts all over the...in a shallow sediment core from Pachapadra paleo-lake situated in the south-central Thar Desert. The geochemical...the Archean/Proterozoic Aravalli mountain range (India) in the east to the perennial Indus river (Pakistan) | | Yang, Maojie, Chang, Hong, Qin, Xiuling, Burr, George S., Liu, Weiguo (2022) Aridification in the Asian Interior Recorded by Mineral Assemblages in Tarim Basin since the Late Miocene and Its Link to Global Cooling. Minerals, 12 (12) 1543 doi:10.3390/min12121543 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | minerals are composed principally of calcite, dolomite, and gypsum, with minor amounts of ankerite and...precipitation that accelerated the shrinkage of the lake; (3) from 4.4 Ma to 3.62 Ma, regional precipitation...Ls2 include calcite, dolomite and ankerite (Figure 2, supplementary). Dolomite is the major carbonate...spheroidal (Figure 3), and dolomite ranged ankerite (Figure 2). Dolomite is the major carbonate phase...This Its morphology is spheroidal (Figure 3), and dolomite content ranged from 0~8.46% and suggests a persistent | | Khrushcheva, Maria O., Dutova, Ekaterina M., Tishin, Platon A., Arkhipov, Alexander L., Nikitenkov, Alexei N., Chernyshov, Alexei I. (2021) TaloeāSedimentation in an Intermittent Lake (Russian Federation, Republic of Khakassia) Minerals, 11 (5) 522 doi:10.3390/min11050522 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | Article TaloeāSedimentation in an Intermittent Lake (Russian Federation, Republic of Khakassia) Maria...and geochemical features of lake sediments and waters in intermittent Lake Taloe, located in a semiarid...accumulation and distribution of minerals along the lake laterally and to a depth of up to one meter are...hydrogenous association minerals from sulfate-chloride lake waters was established. The obtained results are...physicochemical calculations, which show the equilibrium of lake waters with hydroxides, oxides, aluminosilicates | | | Report (volume) | VOLUME INDIA. XXIV. Published by order of His Exeelleney the Governor General of India in Coondl...THORNBR I * It 0* ' : CALCUTTA GOVERNMENT OF INDIA CENTRAL PRINTING OFFICE, 8, HASTINGS STREET, ā¢V...PAOB Annual Report of the Geological Survey of India, and of the Geological Museum, Calcutta, for the...of the Salt Range of the Panjab, with a re-considered theory of the Origin and Age of the Salt Marl; hy... Deputy SuperinĀ» tendeni^ Geological Survey of India. (Witb live plates) . . . . On Veins of Graphite | | | Report (volume) | INDEX TO TOE RECORDS OF TRf^CEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA. Volumes IāLXV. 1868 to 1932. BY T. H. D. La...F.G.S. Published by order of the Government of India. CALCUTTA; Sold at thk Gkntbal Book Dep6t, 8, Hastiuqs...1903-1929. Officers of tho Geological Survey of India ...... G. S. L. . Geological Survey Laboratory...G.S., F.A.S.B., M.I. Min.E., M.In8t.N.M., M.LE.(India) 1906-1934. Liout-Colonel John L. Grinliuton, D...Kenneth Mason, M.C., R.E., Superintendent, SuiToy of India . Iiakshminarayana,puram Ananthakrishna Narayana | | | Report (volume) | GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF VOLUME INDIA. LXIV. Published by order of the Government of India, CALCUTTA: GOVERNMENT...XXXII first Review of the Mineral Production of India, published by the Geological Survey, appeared in...PASCOE. RECORDS OF THE GEOLOGICAl. SURVEY OF INDIA. 1930 Wol. Lxrv.i [ October. Quinquennial Review...Director INDIA FQR THE YEARS 1924 TO 1928. and Senior Officers of the Geological Survey of India- CONTENTS...Nickrd, JV.troJeiim, Kuby, , . Sapphire and Spinel, Salt, Saltj^etre, Tin, Tungsten Total values. ... | | | Book (edition) | GEOLOGY OF INDIA THIRD EDITION D. N. WADIA M.A., D.Sc., F.G.S., F.R.G.S., F.N.L The revision of...the progress of geological investi- gation in India during the War and succeeding years, especially...of the book. The recent political division of India and the territorial re-grouping of Proyinces and...structure or palaeontology. The sub-continent of India is a wellmarked geological as well as geo-...geology of India, therefore, these countries, forming natural physical extensions of India proper, have | | | Report (volume) | .................................... Rivers of India and Java........................................... Other salt beds......................................................... Analyses of salt......................................................... Dolomite.................................................found as sodium chloride, as in sea water and rock salt. Also in certain rock-forming minerals, such as...serpentine are common magnesium silicates, and dolomite, the carbonate of magnesia and lime, is also found | | | Book (edition) | great difficulty in the teaching of the Geology of India, because of the absence of any adequate modern book...is the one published by the Geological Survey of India in 1887, by H. B. Medlicott and W. T. Blanford,...Records and Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India. These, however, are too numerous for the diligence...neglect of the Geology of India as a subject of study in the colleges of India and as one of independent...researches and conclusions of the Geological Survey of India since Oldhamās excellent edition of 1893. In a subject | | | Report (volume) | .................................... Rivers of India and Java............................................ Other salt beds........................................................ Analyses of salt....................................... 535 540 543 546 Dolomite....................'..............:.............found as sodium chloride, as in sea water and rock salt. Also in certain rock-forming minerals, such as...serpentine are common magnesian silicates, and dolomite, the carbonate of magnesia and lime, is also found | | | Report (volume) | .................................... Rivers of India and Java..........................................222 Other salt beds...................................................... 229 Analyses of salt........................................................ Dolomite.................................................found as sodium chloride, as in sea water and rock salt. Also in certain rock-forming minerals, such as...serpentine are common magnesian silicates, and dolomite, the carbonate of magnesia and lime, is also found | | | Report (volume) | .................................... Rivers of India and Java......................................................................:............ Other salt beds....................................................................................... 524 Dolomite.................................................found as sodium chloride, as in sea water and rock salt. Also in certain rock-forming minerals, such as...serpentine are common magnesium silicates, and dolomite, the carbonate of magnesia and lime, is also found | | | Report (issue) | MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF Vol. I. INDIA. Coal and Iron of Talchir.ā : deposits of Upper...Geological structure of central portion of Nerbudda District. Tertiary and alluvial deposits of central portion...and probable age of systems of rocks > in Central India and : : ā ā Bengal. Vol. III. Pt. 1, 1863 (out...Additional remarks on systems of rocks in Central India and Bengal. Indian Mineral Statistics, I. Coal....print) (price 1 Re.) Coal of Assam, etc. 1, : District, : : Vol- V. Pt. 1865 (out of print) (price | | | Report (volume) | ~f;lndia. Published by order of the Government of IndIa. CALClil'TA :' SOLD AT THE OFFICE AND O~' 'rHE...GEOLOGICAL SU RVEY OF INDIA MEMOIRS OF ā¢ TI-IE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA VOLUME XLY, PART 1. THE... Geological Survey of India. Published by order of the Government of India. CALCUTTA: SOLD AT THE...THE OFFICE OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, 27> CHOWRINGHEE ROAD. LONDON: MESSRS. KEGAN PAUL, TRENCH,...CONTENTS . IV Building awn Slate . Bitumen 128 Salt . LOCALITY INDEX SUBJECT INDEX 1 ā¢ PLATES AND | | | Report (volume) | GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA. RECORDS OP ' THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF Volume INDIA. lxiii. Published...Published by order of the Government of India. CALCUTTA GOVERNMENT OF TNDIA CENTRAL PUBLICATION BRANCH : 1930...G.S., F.A.S.B., director, Geological Survey ot India 1ā154 ā The Thaun- Upper Tnu^sic Fossils from...Geological Survey the Occurrence of ot 182- -187 of India PIRT *. Methods of Analysis oi Coal used at the...Assistant Superintendent, Geological Survey of India , , 189- -204 Fossil localities within the Panchet | | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | exceeds by a factor of 50 the expected amount of salt contained in Journal Pre-proof the Mediterranean...and the precise origin/genesis of this, and other, salt giant(s), is still a matter of intense research...Mediterranean coast of Egypt, salt lakes in South Australia (Warren, 1982) and India (Sinha and Raymahashay...environments sites are dwarfs compared re to the salt giants formed during past geological times (Warren...foraminiferal ooze (Briskin and Schreiber, 1978), salt diapirism (Haffert et al., 2013; ur Haffert and | | | Report (volume) | GOVEENGE GBNEEAL OP INDIA \ IN COtTNOIL, CALCUTTA: PRINTED FOE THE GOVEBNMENT OP INDIA. LONDON : TEUBNEB...Annual Report op the Geological Survey of India, and op the 1 Geological Museum, Calcutta, foe...Hughes, A.R.S.M., F.G.S., GeoloĀ¬ 17 gical Survey op India Notes on the Geology op Kashmir, Kishtwae, and Pangi...A., Geological Survey op India Notices op Siwalik Mammals, Survey op India ... 30 ... by R. Lydekkee...Deputy SuperinĀ¬ 104 tendent, Geological Survey op India On ā Remarks, &c., by Me. Theobald upon Erratics | | | Book | environments (Chapters 3, 4), ancient salts (Chapter 5), salt tectonics (Chapter 6), Most importantly and most...crystals, interlayered with laminites, be deep?.35 Salt reefs, are they real?.36 Secondary (diagenetic)...crystal and crust dissolution.41 Coming and going of salt crusts.41 Lenticular mudcracks.42 Haloturbated and...loss. 44 Deeper burial - mosaic halite?.45 Limpid dolomite in mosaic halite.46 Burial of sulphate evaporites...chemistry (Path I brine).78 Are most continental salt lakes hydrologically closed?.79 Separating marine | | | Journal (issue) | (Canthium didymum) This tree, which occurs also in India, Malaya and South China, grows_in_the low country...and also in the dry forest regions of Southern India. The value of the wood is somewhat depreciated by...This is a widely distributed tree, occurring in India, China, Australia and the Pacific Islands. In Ceylon...tropical countries. \Vatt (Commercial Products of India, 1908, p. 699) states that numerous cases are on...the bajra of India, is grown to a large extent, chiefly for its grain, in Africa and India. The grass examined | | | Report (volume) | THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA. RECORDS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OE INDIA. Volume XLI. Published...Published by order of the Government of India. CALCUTTA: SOLD AT THE OFFICE OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, 27, CHOWKINGHEE...F.G.S., Superintendent, Geological Survey of India. (With Plates 1 to 3) 1ā11 Notes on the Maganose-ore...and on the Distribution of the Gondite Series in India. By L. Leigh Fermor, A.R.S.M., D.Sc., F.G.S.,... Superintendent, Geological SurĀ¬ vey of India. The Baluchistan Earthquake of the 21st of October 1909 | | | Book | 4 MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA. VOL. I. Pt. 1, 1856 (out of print) (price 1 Re.) : Coal...Geological structure of central portion of Nerbudda District.-Tertiary and alluvial deposits of central portion...-Additional remarks on systems of rocks in Central India and Benga1.-Indian Mineral Statistics, I. Coal....of Trichinopoly District, Madras. Pt. 2, 1864 (out of print) (price 2 Re.) : District of Trichinopoly...-Ramgarh Coal-field. Traps of Western and Central India. Pt. 3, 1869 (price 2 RE. 8 As.) : Tapti and Nerbudda | | | Report (volume) | V G.S., F.A.S.B., Ofreoton Ceologitwl Survey of India .WIH'" Zonal distribution and def^cription of the...Kirthar senes (middle Eocene) of parts of Western India. By W. 1., F, NuttaK. D F.C., M.Am F,C.3.. Sedgwick...SHi^ kĀ»f;$ MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA. Vox., ā fot. fou Vot. Vcik Vofc. yot. tou...Ge'ilogigal stim'tuic of central portion of Hcrbndda District.-Tertiary auJ alliivial depoaits of central pfirtiOn...and prob.able age of systems of rocks in Central India and Bengaf, III. I't. I, 1861 (out of print) \piice | | | Report (volume) | 'RECORDS s f OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA, P VOLS. 1 to Xā 1868-77. LIST OF Ball, V. AUTHOR...āOn the occurrence of gold in the ā On ā On district of PAPERS. Singhbhum, &c., yol. ii, 1 ā...occurrence of argentiferous galentt and copper in the district of south-west frontier of Bengal, vol. iii, p...p. 74. * building and ornamental stones of India, vol. vol. vii, p. 62. 98. Geological notes made...diamonds, gold and lead ores of the Sai^balpur district, vol. x, Blanfobd, W. T. ā On the coal-seams of | | | Report (issue) | Ā¼ section 31, T 363500 m E; 5142162 m N Conleys Lake, Barstovian fossils are above Lodge 3 N, R 9 W Montana...Department of Biological Sciences, Le Moyne College, 1419 Salt Springs Road, Syracuse, New York 13214, USA Spencer...NorianāRhaetian Rock Point Formation Eolian, ephemeral lake, Aridisol/Inceptisol, Local stage IIāIII minor alluvial..., and Jenkins, F.A., Jr., 1998, A Late Triassic lake system in East Greenland: Facies, depositional cycles...and Katz, B.J., 1994, The climatic evolution of India and Australia from the Late Permian to Mid-Jurassic: |
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