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Here belong such important questions as the time of main folding , scope and
time of manifestation of basic stages of the ... One should evidently refer the initial
stage of the Baluchistan geosyncline to the late Paleozoic period when , in the ...
Here belong such important questions as the time of main folding , scope and
time of manifestation of basic stages of the ... One should evidently refer the initial
stage of the Baluchistan geosyncline to the late Paleozoic period when , in the ...
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In the central geosynclinal trough zone at the early stage of geosynclinal
development , the formation of manganese , barite - polymetallic and chromite
deposits took place . The formation of pyrite type deposits is believed to occur at
this stage ...
In the central geosynclinal trough zone at the early stage of geosynclinal
development , the formation of manganese , barite - polymetallic and chromite
deposits took place . The formation of pyrite type deposits is believed to occur at
this stage ...
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The formation of the supposed mercuryantimony belt is connected with the later
stage of development , the belt being the youngest and practically not
investigated at all . Thus in each stage of the Baluchistan geosynclinal
development , the ...
The formation of the supposed mercuryantimony belt is connected with the later
stage of development , the belt being the youngest and practically not
investigated at all . Thus in each stage of the Baluchistan geosynclinal
development , the ...
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| Title | Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Pakistan, Volumes 7-8 Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Pakistan, Geological Survey of Pakistan Memoirs of the Geological Survey of Pakistan: Palaeontologia Pakistanica |
| Contributor | Geological Survey of Pakistan |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 14 Feb 2008 |
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