Titlebook: Geology of the Nepal Himalaya; Regional Perspective Megh Raj Dhital Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Ganga Basi

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Lesser Himalaya of Arun–Tamar Region, quartzites, phyllites, and calc-schists; Lesser Himalayan sequence of Sabha Khola area comprising Tumlingtar Group, Chainpur Group, and Phakuwa Group; Taplejung window exposing low-grade metamorphic rocks of Taplejung Group and mylonitic gneisses; Proterozoic granites and granitic gneisses in core

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Introduction to Higher Himalaya Cross-section of Kruparz through Kathmandu and Nyalam; Upper Crystalline nappe; recognition of Main Central Thrust; central gneiss versus gneissose granite; Composition of Higher Himalayan crystallines; Gosainkund tectonic bridge; deformation in Main Central Thrust zone; folded Higher Himalayan thr

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137393630isions of Nepal; upper, middle, and lower Terai; Siwaliks and dun valleys; single and multiple Siwalik ranges; Mahabharat Range and its three segments; Midlands; Fore Himalaya; Great Himalaya; inner Himalayan valleys; Tibetan marginal ranges.

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The Networked Educator and Open Learning,ian Peninsula; Lower Gondwanas: Talchir Formation and Damudas; Middle Gondwanas: Panchet, Mahadeva, and Maleri formations; Upper Gondwanas and Rajmahal traps; Lesser Himalayan sequence: Daling and Shumar groups, Baxa Formation, Diuri Formation, Setikhola Formation, Damudas; Higher Himalayan crystall

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On the Development of Digital Memories Tethys and Oligocene–Miocene continental deposits; more than 200?km wide Miocene foreland basin; pioneer investigations; great controversy; distribution of Lesser Himalayan sequence: tectonic windows, inner zone, intermediate zone, and outer zone; Proterozoic slices in Sub-Himalaya; classifying Les