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1. Introduc�on

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S.K. Shah'Historical Geology of India' is a text book for graduate and post-graduate students of

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a� empt to base the en�re history on the �me control as available from latest data on high

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9. Gondwana Sedimenta�on

10. Mesozoic marine sequence

11. Deccan Volcanics and Related sediments

12. Cenozoic Sedimenta�on

13. The Siwalik and related Sedimenta�on

14. Tectonic evolu�on of Indian sub-con�nent

APPENDIX I. Phanerozoic

Stra�graphic Time Scale

APPENDIX II. Selected Bibliography

CONTENT :

1. Stra�graphic Concepts

2. Physiography of India

3. Peninsular Archean and

Proterozoic Crystalline Rocks

4. Proterozoic Peninsular sedimentary basins

5. Precambrian Rocks of Himalaya

6. Phanerozoic Sedimenta�on and

Transgressive Events

7. Ediacaran and Cambrian Sedimentary Cycle

8. Post Cambrian Paleozoic Stra�graphy

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The book is in the form of a ready reference. The subject ma� er of stra�graphy is full

of names of forma�ons, groups, etc. At �mes when we need to know about a certain

forma�on for which we do not know the exact stra�graphic posi�on, then we have to

search the en�re book, page by page, which becomes quite irrita�ng and �me consuming.

To overcome this problem, the idea of arranging the different forma�ons in an alphabe�c

order occurred to the author. During this process it was seen that many small forma�ons,

which are otherwise important, do not get their due representa�on, because they lie in

company or associa�on with much larger forma�ons. Otherwise also stra�graphy is

nothing but an orderly and chronological arrangement of different forma�ons. In other

words, we can say that stra�graphy is a language by itself, where different forma�ons are

its words. Same is the case with large number of fossils occurring in different forma�ons.

In the usual literature on the subject, it is prac�cally impossible to find in what forma�on

or forma�ons a par�cular fossil occurs and to which fossil group it belongs. Alphabe�cal

arrangement of fossils as shown in the list of fossils will help students and scholars to

persue their task in an easier and quicker way. To arrange such a large number of fossils in

an alphabe�cal order and to find their fossil groups was really a tough job. S�ll the author

does not claim that all the forma�ons and fossils occurring in the Indian stra�graphy are

included in this book, and it cannot be the last word on the subject. This is more true in

case of fossils, where unlimited literature is available.

Micropaleontology and its ApplicationsPradeep K. Kathal, Rajiv Nigam & Abu TalibThe book is designed to cover the recent researches carried-out by the scholars from across

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freshwater, marginal marine ecosystems from Andaman and Nicobar islands; Coralline-

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links across the con�nents. It will serve the postgraduate students choosing Geology as

well as researchers in the field of Micropaleontology.

A to Z Geology of India(Stratigraphy and Fossils)

(A Bedside Book) O. P. Mathur

1. List of Forma�ons

2. Descrip�on of Forma�ons

3. List of Tables

5. List of fossiliferous forma�ons with their fossils

6. List of fossil groups pertaining to this book

4. List of fossils with their occurrences and fossils groups

7. Details of the fossil groups8. List of fossils as per the fossil groups

9. List of fossiliferous forma�ons

1. Micropalaeontology and Palaeoecology of the Kallankuruchchi

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5. Integrated Benthic Foraminiferal and Ammonite Biostra�graphy of Middle

to Late Jurassic Sediments of Keera Dome, Kachchh, Western India

6. Bloom of Zygnematalean Algae found from the Gechang Sandstone, Spi� Valley in the Tethys Himalaya, India

7. An Overview on the Compara�ve Morphology of the Recent Benthic Foraminifera from the East

Coast of India and the part of the southern East Coast of Japan, Warm-water Indo-Pacific Province

8. Late Cretaceous Pelagic Red Shales in the Cauvery Basin, Southeast India, Its Biostra�graphy and Paleoceanographic Implica�ons

9. Foraminiferal Palaeoecology and Deposi�onal Environment of Middle to Late Jurassic Sequence, Kaiya Dome, Kutch, India

10. An Overview of Ostracoda Studies from the Freshwater, Marginal Marine and Marine Ecosystems of

Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the Coasts of India

11. Siliceous Microfossils of the Neogene Sediments from Northern Indian Ocean

12. Foraminifera from Middle Jurassic Sediments of Jara Dome, Kachhch, Gujarat- Age and Palaeoecologic Implica�ons

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13. Preliminary Study of Microstructure and Taphonomy of Dinosaur Eggs and Nests of the Upper Cretaceous Lameta Forma�on near Padlya,

Lower Narmada Valley, India

14. Study of Pliocene Radiolaria from Kerguelen Plateau Site 738B (Sec�ons 2H4 to 2H5): Distribu�on and Systema�cs

15. A Compara�ve Study of Foraminifera and its Ecological Significance between Arasalar and Thirumalairajanar Estuaries in Karaikal,

East coast of India

16. Foraminifera as Bio-Indicators of Pollu�on: A Review of Research over the Last Decade

17. Coralline Algae from the Kopili Forma�on (Late Eocene), Jain�a Hills, Meghalaya, India

18. The Significance of Spinosity in Foraminifera – A New Perspec�ve

19. Experimental Studies on Benthic Foraminifera: an Update on the Changing Trends and Challenges over the Past Decade

20. Poten�al Applicability of Benthic Foraminiferal Microhabitats in Deciphering Ocean-Bo� om Oxygena�on History of the Eastern Arabian Sea

Economic MineralizationK.L. ShrivastavaEconomic Mineraliza�on - the volume sets out to present various aspects of a very broad

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7. Conodonta

Plates I-V

Appendix

References

Systema�c Index

Subject Index

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1. Ground-Water Occurrence, Properties, and Controls;

2. Theory of Ground-Water Flow Aquifer Properties, and Definitions;

3. Well and Aquifer Relationships;

4. Planning Ground-Water Investigations and Presentation of Results;

5. Analysis of Discharging Well and Other Test Data

6. Estimates of Aquifer Yield, Hydrologic Budgets, and Inventories;

7. Initial Operations and Collection of Corr-elative Data;

8. Geophysical Investigations Bore Holelogs, and Surveys;

9. Methods of Determining Aquifer Characte-ristics;

10. Permeability Tests in Individual Drill Holes;

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11. Components of A Well and Particulars of Design;

12. Infiltration Galleries; 13. Dewatering Systems;

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15. Well Specifications;

16. Water Well Drilling;

17. Water Well Development;

18. Well Sterilization;

19. Vertical Turbine Pumps;

20. Well and Pump Cost Factors;

21. Well Rehabilitation;

Engineering Geology Field ManualUSDI

1. Introduction;

2. Geologic Terminology and

Classifications for Geologic Materials;

3. Engineering Classification

and Description of Soil;

4. Classification of Rocks

and Description of

Physical Properties of Rock;

5. Terminology and Descriptions

for Discontinuities;

6. Geologic Mapping

and Documentation;

7. Discontinuity Surveys;

8. Exploration Drilling Programs;

9. Groundwater Data

Acquisition Methods;

10. Guidelines for Core Logging;

11. Instructions for Logging Soils;

12. Hazardous Waste Site Investigations;

1. Surface Geophysical Investigations;

2. Borehole Geophysical and Wireline Surveys;

3. Remote Sensing Techniques;

4. Water Testing for Grouting;

5. Water Testing and Permeability;

6. Riprap;

7. Blast Design;

8. Water Control;

9. Foundation Preparation,

Treatment, and Cleanup;

10. Penetration Testing;

11. Handling and Transporting Rock

and Soil Samples;

12. Care, Retention, and Disposal of Drill Core,

Soil, and Rock Samples;

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This manual has been prepared as a guide to field personnel in the more practical aspects

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Geography of Rajasthan

Nov. 2017

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(Irrigation); (Animal Husbandry); (Mineral Resources);14- 15- 16-flapkbZ i'kqikyu [kfut lalk/ku(Energy Resources); (Industries); (Transport,17- 18- 19-ÅtkZ ds L=ksr m|ksx ;krk;kr lapkj ,oa O;kikj

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