Sedimentology, carbon isotope and sequence stratigraphic analysis of subsurface
sediments from western part of Ganges–Brahmaputra (GB) delta plain shows that a Late …

Sedimentological and palynological analysis of two borehole samples collected from the
confluence of Kallada River with the Ashtamudi lake in the south west coast of India have …

The organic deposits derived from the mangrove swamps form reliable stratigraphic markers
within the Late Quaternary sequence of Kerala–Konkan Basin. Three generations of such …

The P o R iver B asin, where accumulation and preservation of thick sedimentary packages
are enhanced by high rates of tectonic subsidence, represents an ideal site to assess the …

Two sediment cores from the inner continental shelf of SW India, SK‐148/13 (4.66 m long;
from 50 m water depth) and SK‐148/14 (5.37 m long; from 22 m water depth), were studied …

The west coast of India, extending from Sir Creek in the north to Kanyakumari in the south, is
a trailing passive margin that bears the imprint of generally shore-parallel and less common …

The accrued palynological data obtained from the subsurface sediments of South Kerala
Sedimentary Basin have been found to be useful for identifying various ecological …

Parent material is a critical component in any pedogenic system. In order to interpret the soil
data for specific land uses, all geological, sedimentological and geomorphological …

Abstract The Eastern Arabian Shelf (EAS) is a region of high primary production and a part
of an intense oxygen minimum zone as well. The EAS is a zone of significant accumulation …

The Quaternary period is considered one of the most eventful periods of all geologic
periods. The present study intends to understand the paleo-environmental conditions that …