203-208Consequent on the critical changes due to west coast faulting, western ghat orogeny, lateritisation, neotectonic movements and marine transgressions and regressions, a scheme of paleogeographic designs demonstrating geomorphologic developments along coastal zone of Kerala has been proposed. Sea level changes, fluvial disturbances in the coastal zone, formation of kayals (lagoons in the coastal plain) and variabilities in beach sediments are addressed. It is also argued that the genesis of Chavara black sand deposit is associated with the separation of the Chertala sands. Prognosis map prepared shows the migration route of placer minerals and their anticipated richer zones
The Holocene and late Pleistocene environmental history of the teri ('sandy waste' in local parlance...
The Lakshadweep group of islands is scattered in the Arabian Sea about 200 to 400 km off the west co...
749-757Present paper deals with provenance and depositional history of the Late Quaternary sediment...
In the present investigation, an attempt is made to document various episodes of transgression and r...
Quaternary stratigraphy of the Kerala coast and the genetic aspects of the sediments are discussed. ...
The evolution of coast through geological time scale is dependent on the transgression-regression ev...
1145-1151The coastal areas of Kerala falling within the Trivandrum block, in the southern side of ...
Geomorphology, clay mineral composition, and radiocarbon dates from Muttukadu to Marakkanam estuarie...
1152-1156The sedimentological, palynological, geomorphological and stable isotope (δ13C and δ15N) ...
Continental shelf is of particular significance in marine geology , because it links the two basical...
261-264Nizampatnam bay is a shallow marine environment just south of the Krishna delta on the east c...
210-215Sub-seabed sediments off Ambalapuzha consist of a lower marshy sequence followed by transgres...
The Konkan and Kerala Basins constitute a major depocentre for sediment from the onshore hinterland ...
The offshore data on sea-level changes along the western margin of India have been reviewed and evid...
Late Quaternary sediments representing the floodplain, estuary and offshore environments of southern...
The Holocene and late Pleistocene environmental history of the teri ('sandy waste' in local parlance...
The Lakshadweep group of islands is scattered in the Arabian Sea about 200 to 400 km off the west co...
749-757Present paper deals with provenance and depositional history of the Late Quaternary sediment...
In the present investigation, an attempt is made to document various episodes of transgression and r...
Quaternary stratigraphy of the Kerala coast and the genetic aspects of the sediments are discussed. ...
The evolution of coast through geological time scale is dependent on the transgression-regression ev...
1145-1151The coastal areas of Kerala falling within the Trivandrum block, in the southern side of ...
Geomorphology, clay mineral composition, and radiocarbon dates from Muttukadu to Marakkanam estuarie...
1152-1156The sedimentological, palynological, geomorphological and stable isotope (δ13C and δ15N) ...
Continental shelf is of particular significance in marine geology , because it links the two basical...
261-264Nizampatnam bay is a shallow marine environment just south of the Krishna delta on the east c...
210-215Sub-seabed sediments off Ambalapuzha consist of a lower marshy sequence followed by transgres...
The Konkan and Kerala Basins constitute a major depocentre for sediment from the onshore hinterland ...
The offshore data on sea-level changes along the western margin of India have been reviewed and evid...
Late Quaternary sediments representing the floodplain, estuary and offshore environments of southern...
The Holocene and late Pleistocene environmental history of the teri ('sandy waste' in local parlance...
The Lakshadweep group of islands is scattered in the Arabian Sea about 200 to 400 km off the west co...
749-757Present paper deals with provenance and depositional history of the Late Quaternary sediment...