Coralline red algae are important components of numerous tropical and temperate
carbonate systems throughout the world. The environmental factors such as light, water …

Larger benthic foraminifera (LBF) show significant abundance and diversity in the
Palaeogene carbonate sediments of Meghalaya, NE India, but have previously received …

Non-geniculate coral red algae forming rhodoliths have been recorded in the Long
Formation, exposed in four different outcrops on Little Andaman Island (Hut Bay). Non …

Abstract The Kopili Formation of North Cachar Hills, NE India has been studied to unravel its
depositional mode and provenance. For this, a study of grain size distribution and heavy …

The palaeoecological characteristics of Late Palaeocene benthic foraminifera from the
eastern Neo-Tethyan sediments of Meghalaya, NE India, are poorly understood. The …

Petrography and geochemistry (major element oxide) have been carried out to reveal the
compositional variation, palaeoclimatic conditions and depositional environment of Therria …

Larger benthic foraminifera (LBF) are significant proxies in biostratigraphy and also act as
excellent indicators of shallow-marine carbonate environments in fossil series. The …

This paper aims to contribute to the study of the paleoenvironmental evolution of the eastern
part of Tethys. For this purpose, the evolution of the depositional environment of the Prang …

Moderately preserved shallow-marine extinct, fossil benthic community has been recovered
from a sub-surface Late Palaeocene limestone cave section near Lumshnong in the Jaintia …

Petrographic thin section analysis of the samples collected from the type section of Neil West
Coast Formation, situated in the west coast of Neil Island yielded moderately preserved …