... Formation in the southwest and the Tushama and Kata formations at the center of the Siberian Platform. The geochemical characteristics and results of analysis of minerals of the heavy fraction from the Baeronovka Formation indicate a predominantly felsic composition of the provenance rocks. The latter...

... Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta (Olgas). Detrital-zircon age populations indicate that all basin sediments were derived from the Musgrave Complex, which was therefore emergent rather than covered by sediments as required by the model. In the basement, the preservation of Mesoproterozoic mica ages...

... be correlated with the lower beds of the Kata Formation. The basal horizons of the lower member are very similar to the kaolinite-chalcedony horizon of the Kan–Taseeva paleobasin; the deposits of this horizon are united into the Beloyarsk Formation ( Akulov, 1999 ; Akulov and Mashchuk, 2002 ). The latter bears...

... pollen (up to 10%) and spores of Cyclobaculisporites trichacanthus Lub. and by the disappearance of archaic spores and appearance of Kata-type species. The deposits of the Tychany Formation, in particular its basal diamondiferous layers (reservoir), are continental (basin-littoral) formations [ 4...

.... CHEMICAL COMPOSITION The chemical analyses, CIPW norms, the Niggli Kata norms and modal analyses of the Arsikere granite are presented on pages 256-7. A perusal of the chemical analyses, the two norms, and the modal analyses indicates the following special features of the Arsikere granite: 1. The granites...

... recognized in the areas of their occurrence. Predominant types of traps, pool volumes, and phase compositions of hydrocarbons are predicted. The results will add to the efficiency of petroleum prospecting. Horizon formation bed correlation oil gas petroliferous zone top-priority object pool trap...

...Simon Turner; Heather Handley; Paul Hesse; Bruce Schaefer; Anthony Dosseto Abstract Dust plays important roles in the environment, and there has been much interest in the formation, provenance, and age of the world's dust deposits. Ongoing debates are concerned with the importance of glacial...

... geology. Two papers may be first mentioned since they add to the knowledge of dating. Ganesan's discovery of FenesteHid Bryozoa in the Boulder slate near Dogadda, Garhwal (p. 431) is very important in adding to the meagre faunal evidence of the peninsular-Himalayan formations. From this find must now...

...,” and Molasse in the Cretaceous of this Departamento is demonstrated. These sediments and their paleontological contents indicate the sub-Hercynian phase, where the pre-kata-epi orogenic stages can be differentiated. The paleo-Andes were erected during the kata-orogenic stage; upon them mountain glaciers were...

... formation. The wedge-shaped Shillong plateau is a horst that has been block are generally deployed on granite/quartzite/sandstone. The uplifted since Jurassic time. sites marked as "S" are those that are deployed on exposed soil covers on the basement. The data from the earthquakes There are seven...

... and later (1979) used'the term in Kumaun for granite-injected "kata-zonal early Precambrian metamorphites delineated from the Munsiari Formation by 'Vaikrita Thrust". Sharma (1976) recognised' Vaikrita Thrust' a few km NE of Karcham and designated the kyanite-bearing gneisses as 'Vaikrita Group'. He...

..., at the age of 2 or 3 years, with her family from Szolnok, central Hungary, during the First World War. She and her family had to move to Budapest to live with her grandmother. She remembered being carried on her father's shoulders and her sister Kata, who was 4 years older, being helped along beside them...

... regional seismic survey was undertaken in its northwestern part, in the Yenisei shear zone and within the Troitsk–Mikhailovo swell (2006–2008), in the north within the Boguchany–Manzya high (2004–2006), in the Kata depression (2007–2008), in the Mura–Chuna depression (2006–2008), and to a lesser extent...