Page 1 ; }. PUBLISHERS Geology of Rajasthan (Northwest India) Precambrian to Recent AB
Roy & SR Jakhar Page 2 Page 3 GEOLOGY OF RAJASTHAN (Northwest India) …

Separation of India from other parts of the Gondwanaland during the past∼ 150 my, can be
characterized by the thermomechanical interaction between the continental lithosphere …

Abstract The Terminal Proterozoic marine sequences, grading into Cambrian, are present in
the Krol Basin (Lesser Himalaya), the Kashmir, Spiti-Zanskar and Kumaun Basins (Higher …

Abstract The Jalor and Siwana complexes belong to the Malani igneous suite, Rajasthan,
India and are characterised by within-plate, A-type granites associated with coeval felsic and …

The Aravalli Mountains and neighbouring areas have well-preserved records of a protracted
history of development of Precambrian basins, which spans about 2500 myr of the Earth's …

The Mylliem granitoids of the Meghalaya Plateau, northeastern India, represent one of the
disharmonic Neoproterozoic igneous plutons, which are intrusive into low-grade Shillong …

Kutch peninsula exhibits enigmatically rapid stress accumulation/release like the New
Madrid Seismic Zone. Geodynamically, it is a junction of three structural trends and three …

The deep seismic reflection profile along the 200 km long Nagaur–Nandsi profile was shot
in 1991–92. This profile starts in the Neo-Proterozoic Marwar Basin (MB) in the NW …

Three magmatic phases are distinguished in the Neoproterozoic Nakora Ring Complex
(NRC) of Malani Igneous Suite (MIS), namely (a) Extrusive (b) Intrusive and (c) Dyke phase …

The Indian subcontinent comprises three geotectonically discrete blocks or terranes, the
South Indian Block (SIB), the Bundelkhand Block (BB) and the Trans–Aravalli Block (TAB) …