... ). Copyright © 2020 Geological Society of India 2020 Geological Society of India 03 10 2019 02 07 2020 01 11 2020 E-mail: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] In the HHC...

.... 2011 ). However, Rego et al. ( 2012 ) found that size reduction during the PTME was driven mainly by within-lineage change and the extinction of large genera. In this study, we evaluate size variations in Permian foraminiferal suborders across the GLB and PTB. We compiled a database of foraminifer test...

... separated areas, leads us to apply the conception of the Gondwana system to the geological areas of the Antarctic, Australia, Tasmania, New Zealand, India, Madagascar, South Africa, Central and West Africa, Patagonia, Falkland Islands, West and East Argentina, Southeast Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay...

.... 1. Name and type section .—The series was named in 1931 by Moraes Rego who indicated no type section or locality. Devonian rocks in Paraná were first described by Derby (1878) . Later workers who dealt with the stratigraphy and paleontology of the series were principally Kayser (1900) Clarke...

... measurements of Nummulites ptukhiani Kacharava vary among published populations (TDP2, TDP18 and TDP4). Meanwhile, Saraswati et al . (2017) stated that the size of proloculi of the reticulate species from India is larger than that of the corresponding species in western Tethys. Therefore from the west...

...S. K. Reza; P. Ray; N. M. Alam; S. Mukhopadhyay; S. K. Singh; S. K. Ray Abstract Twenty two pedons from four landforms namely, hills, mounds, valleys and alluvial plains of Purvanchal range of Tripura, India having warm to hot perhumid climate were characterized. Soil samples were analyzed...

...Brianna L. Rego; Steve C. Wang; Demir Altiner; Jonathan L. Payne Abstract One of the best-recognized patterns in the evolution of organismal size is the tendency for mean and maximum size within a clade to decrease following a major extinction event and to increase during the subsequent recovery...

... in fairly deep rifts, directly on the Neoproterozoic basement. Prior to the Gondwana break-up, the Mandawa Basin was located adjacent to Madagascar, and the separation of East Gondwana (i.e. Madagascar, India, Antarctica and Australia) relative to West Gondwana (i.e. Africa and South Africa) broadly...

... of India , v. 107 , p. 149 – 175 . Tallarico , F.H.B. , Figueiredo , B.R. , McNaughton , N.J. , Groves , D.I. , Fletcher , I.R. , Carvalho , J.B. , Rego , J.L. , and Nunes , A.R. , 2004 , Geological and SHRIMP II U-Pb constraints on the age and origin of the Breves...

... J. Meyer F.M. Wiedenbeck M. 2008 , Hydrothermal gold mineralization at the Hira Buddini Gold Mine, India: Constraints on fluid evolution and fluid sources from boron isotopic compositions of tourmaline...

... production (e.g., Ernest Henry, Selwyn, Osborne, Mt. Elliot, Eloise, and Prominent Hill, Australia; Candelaria and Manto Verde, Chile; Sossego, Cristalino, and Alemão/Igarapé Bahia, Brazil; Khetri, India; Guelb Moghrein, Mauritania; Dahongshan, China; Sin Quyen, Vietnam), but Olympic Dam is the only member...

..., Kashmir, India, Italy, Iran, and Slovenia ( Jiang et al. 2011 ). In the Nanpanjiang Basin, this zone was also identified in many other sections, such as Dawen ( Chen et al. 2009 ), Dajiang ( Jiang et al. 2014 ) and Heping ( Lehrmann et al. 2003 ). This zone begins with the FO of H...

... Linderina Schlumberger, a comparison of their embryonic-nepionic stages is given from the same deposits in NW Turkey and with those from the middle Eocene of the Sulaiman Range (Pakistan) and Kutch (India). A new record of primitive Caudriella is presented from Jamaica. The palaeobiogeographic distribution...

... for the Re-Os dating of molybdenite using acid digestion and isotope dilution ICP-MS— Dmitry Malinovsky, Ilia Rodushkin, Douglas Baxter, and Björn Öhlander 111 Geochemistry and tectonic framework of Proterozoic mafic metavolcanics of Aravalli-Delhi orogen, NW India— Z.S.H. Abu-Hamatteh 89...

..., brief shock felt at Chena Hot Springs" (W. K. Cloud). India, April 13, 1969, 15h24m55s, 17.6°N, 80.6°E, focal depth about 30 km (New Delhi preliminary epicenter). "On the evening (local time) of 13 April, 1969 an earthquake shock was felt over a very wide area in peninsular India. The newspaper reports...

... relation between WUE and crop yield ( Fig. 2b ). Similar results were reported for sorghum grown in India by Singh et al. (1998) in studies in which irrigation and fertilizer were the management variables ( Fig. 3a and 3b ). In the irrigated sorghum ET had little variation between fertilizer treatments...

... of marine evaporites or basinal brines ( Baidya et al., 2017 ; Riehl and Cabral, 2018 ). On the contrary, Paul et al. ( 2015 ) raises two hypotheses for the formation of amphibole in an arcosean quartzite that hosts the largest copper deposit in the North Khetri copper belt in India. The first hypothesis...