Paleocurrent Studies in the South-Eastern Part of Gangpur Series

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  • National Geophysical Research Institute, Hyderabad
  • Regional Engineering College, Rourkela

Abstract

Paleocurrent analysis of the south-eastern part of the Gangpur series, made from cross-bedded structures in the quartzites of Raghunathpalli and Birmitrapur stages, shows that during the deposition of the older Raghunathpalli stage, the currents were flowing in a north-north-east direction and at a later period during the deposition of upper Birmitrapur stage the current direction was predominantly north-north-west.

A new method has been suggested for correction of tectonic tilt of paleocurrent data.

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1970-03-01

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Kanungo, D. N., & Mahalik, N. K. (1970). Paleocurrent Studies in the South-Eastern Part of Gangpur Series. Journal of Geological Society of India, 11(1), 68–73. Retrieved from https://geosocindia.com/index.php/jgsi/article/view/61203

References

KANUNGO, D. N. and MAHALIK, N. K., (1967) Structure and stratigraphic position of Gangpur series in the Archaeans of Peninsular India. Proc. of the symposium on Upper Mantle Project. Hyderabad, India, P. 458-478.

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