The late Quaternary loess and loess-like deposits in Kashmir Valley are natural archives that
have preserved paleoclimate and paleoenvironmental records of the region. We present a …

The stratigraphic record of alternating loess deposits and interbedded paleosol profiles is
interpreted to represent glacial-interglacial cycles in response to orbital forces during …

The loess–paleosol sequences of the Karewa Group preserve a valuable repository of the
Late Quaternary climatic changes and the landscape evolution history of the Karewa Basin …

Kashmir valley receives the rainfall owing to the dominant westerly winds and experiences
less impact of the southwest monsoonal rains (SWM). In this valley, loess and loess …

Loess deposits and intercalated palaeosols are widespread in the Quaternary record, and
these have been extensively used to gain insights into continental paleoclimatic and paleo …

Terrestrial loess palaeosol sequences (LPS) are the most extensive paleoclimate archives
documenting dynamic sedimentary processes in response to glacial (cold-dry) and …

Middle to Late Pleistocene loess-paleosol sediments of Kashmir Valley, India, were
analyzed for major, trace and REE elements in order to determine their chemical …

Abstract The Kashmir Basin is filled with Pliocene-Pleistocene fluvio-lacustrine sediments.
On the flank of the Pir Panjal these sediments, called “Lower Karewas”, are covered with …

Pedogenic carbonates, widespread in paleosols throughout the geological ages, have been
widely used to infer climatic conditions and vegetation type during their formation. They are …

Pedogeochemical analyses were used to study soil development in aeolian deposits
overlying moraines and landslide debris in the Imja Drangka valley, a tributary of the Dudh …