Mesozoic Ammonites from the Spong Valley, Zanskar, N. W. India
Abstract
A Callovian-Oxfordian sphaeroceratid, (?) Prograyiceras, proves for the first time, the presence of Jurassic flysch in the allochthonous Spongtang Klippe. A berriasellid, Kilianella, similarly proves the presence of probable Valanginian in the autochthonous shelf sequence of the Zanskar range, and supports the presence of the (upper) Spiti Shale hitherto recognized in the area on lithological grounds.Downloads
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