...D. PRAKASH; I. N. SHARMA Abstract The Karimnagar granulite terrane is an integral part of the Eastern Dharwar Craton (EDC), India, having been the subject of much interest because of the only reported granulite facies rocks in the EDC. It shows a large variety of rock types with a wide range...

...T. Rajesham; Y. J. Bhaskar Rao; K. S. Murti Abstract A new terrane of granulite facies rocks-the Karimnagar granulite terrane (KGT) is identified. The KGT is ~ 150 km x 20 km extending along NW-SE in the Karimnagar, Warangal and Khammam districts of Andhra Pradesh along the southern flank...

... , D. and Sharma , I.N. (2011) Metamorphic Evolution of Karimnagar Granulite Terrane, Eastern Dharwar Craton, South India . Geol. Mag ., v. 48 , pp. 112 – 132 . Prakash , D. and Sharma , I.N. (2008) Reaction textures and metamorphic evolution of Quartz-free Granulites...

... Namlekonda (Karimnagar), Andhra Pradesh, India . Int. Geol. Rev ., v. 50 , pp. 1008 – 1021 . Prakash , D. and Sharma , I.N. (2011) Metamorphic Evolution of Karimnagar Granulite Terrane, Eastern Dharwar Craton, South India . Geol. Mag ., v. 48 , pp. 112 – 132 . Santosh , M...

.... , v. 74 , pp. 171 – 188 . doi: 10.1007/s12594009-0120-y Rajesham , T. , Rao , Y.J.B. and Murti , K.S. (1993) The Karimnagar granulite terrane - a new sapphirine bearing granulite province, south India . Jour Geol Soc India. , v. 41 , pp. 51 – 59 . Shukla , S...

... , B. (1996) The 1993 Killari (Latur), Central India, earthquake: An example of fault reactivation in the Precambrian crust . Geology , v. 24 , pp. 651 - 654 . Rajesham , T. , Bhaskar Rao , Y.J . Murti , K.S. (1993) The Karimnagar granulite terrane - a new Sapphirine bearing...

....2012.06.009 Rajesham , T. , Rao , Y.J.B. , Murti , K.S. ( 1993 ) The Karimnagar granulite terrane - a new sapphirine bearing granulite province, south India . Jour. Geol. Soc. India , v. 41 , pp. 51 – 59 . Ramakrishnan , M. , Vaidyanadhan , R. ( 2008 ) Geology of India , v...

.... 2019 ; Ratheesh-Kumar et al. 2020 ). While the peak metamorphism of the Karimnagar Granulite Belt and Coorg block occurred in the Neoarchaean ( c. 2600 Ma) and Mesoarchaean ( c. 3000 Ma), respectively, the parts of the SGT (from Northern Granulite Terrane to PCSS) underwent peak metamorphism during...

... of material from the Hima~ layas, the Godavari Basin in Karimnagar and Adilabad Districts of A.P. have yield~ ed some of the best spedmens of dinosaurs, (Figs. 3 and 4) fishes, micro-mammals and plant fossils, ranging in age from Per'" mian to Cretaceous. The Indian Statisti~ cal Institute at Calcutta...

.... , Frimmel , H. E. , Hokada , T. , and Rakotonandrasana , T. ( 2017 ) Petrology, pseudosection modelling and U-Pb geochronology of silica-deficient Mg-Al granulites from the Jagtiyal section of Karimnagar granulite terrane, northeastern Dharwar Craton, India . Precambrian Res. , v. 299 , pp...

... . RAJESHAM , T. , BHASKAR RAO , Y.J. and MURTHI , K.S. ( 1994 ) The Karimnagar Granulite Terrane – A new Saphirin bearing granulite province, South India . Jour. Geol. Soc. India , v. 41 , pp. 51 - 59 . RAM BABU , H.V. ( 1993 ) Basement structure of Cuddapah Basin from gravity...

... fracturing in the undeformed country rock, whereas the latter takes advantage of the pre-existing inhomogeneities in the crust (Jourdan et al. 2006 ), i.e. change in lithology, fractures, foliations, faults and intra-terrane shear zones (Banerjee et al. 2022 ). Giant radiating dyke swarms are generally...

... of Indian shield areas, being the largest crustal block occupying about 0.5 million sq.km area in its exposed part. This is also believed to extend underneath Deccan volcanic province (DVP) to its northwestern end ( Ramakrishnan and Vaidyanadhan, 2008 ) and possibly occupies much larger area. Karimnagar...

... of juvenile crust formation and phases of crustal recycling in the DC, (2) constraining age relationships of the multiple episodes of felsic and mafic granulites relevant to terrane assembly in the SGT with reference to Supercontinent models, (3) the first report of a new granulite terrain, the Karimnagar...

... to decipher episodes of juvenile crust formation in the protracted (collectively spanning ~3.7 billion years) geologic history of the three terranes in the light of their regional geology, structure and deep-crustal architecture based on recent geophysical experiments as well as current perspectives on early...

... and support design . NGI Publication , Norway , 54 p. Prakash , D. and Sharma , I.N. ( 2011 ) Metamorphic evolution of Karimnagar granulite terrane, Eastern Dharwar Craton, South India . Geol. Magz. , v. 48 , pp. 112 – 132 . Ramam , P.K. and Murty , V.N. ( 2012 ) Geology...

...–SE trending, 10 km long and 4 km wide, Yerrabali Schist Belt (YSB) is located at the north eastern margin of the EDC in the Karimnagar district of the Telangana state, bounded by latitudes 18°00‘00‘‘-18°03’‘30“N and longitudes 79°22‘00”-79°25‘00“E ( Fig.1a of Das et al., 2020 ). YSB is surrounded...

... al., 2003 ). The Witwatersrand fluvial deposits were derived from the pre-3.1 Ga granitoid crust and composite terranes accreted after 3.1 Ga ( Robb and Meyer, 1995 ). Several hypotheses are proposed for the genesis of the 3.1 Ga, highly potassic, calc-alkaline granites. They are generally...

..., Rajasthan: Iron oxide copper-gold terrane in the Proterozoic of NE India . In: T.M. Porter (Ed.), Hydrothermal iron oxide copper-gold and related deposits: A global perspective , v. 2 , PGC Adelaide, pp. 321 – 341 . Langmuir , D. (1978) Uranium solution-mineral equilibria at low...

... 2016 Cambridge University Press Figure 1. (a) Geological complex/terrane map of northeastern Mozambique (Norconsult Consortium, 2007 ). (b) Reconstruction of Gondwana at the end of the Ediacaran–Cambrian event, following Meert ( 2003 ). Shaded areas: East African and Kuunga...