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Myanmar. Stuart, M. (1910). ‘The Recorrelation of the Pegu System in Burma with Notes on the Horizon of the Oil-Bearing Strata

Myanmar. Stuart, M. (1910). ‘The Recorrelation of the Pegu System in Burma with Notes on the Horizon of the Oil-Bearing Strata. Geological Survey of India.

Myanmar. Cotter, G. deP. (1910). ‘The Northern Part of the Yenangyat Oil-Field’, extract of <em data-mce-fragment="1">The</em> <em data-mce-fragment="1">Records of the Geological Survey of India</em>,

Myanmar. Cotter, G. deP. (1910). ‘The Northern Part of the Yenangyat Oil-Field’, extract of The Records of the Geological Survey of India,. Geological Survey of India.

India. Singh, H.N. (1964). <em>Geology of the Simla Hills; Guide to Excursion A-1 of International Geological Congress, XXII Session</em>. New Delhi, 17pp

India. Singh, H.N. (1964). Geology of the Simla Hills; Guide to Excursion A-1 of International Geological Congress, XXII Session. New Delhi, 17pp. Geological Survey of India.

India. Sykes, Col. (1851). On a Fossil Fish from the Table-land of the Deccan, in the Peninsula of India. Extract from Quarterly

India. Sykes, Col. (1851). On a Fossil Fish from the Table-land of the Deccan, in the Peninsula of India. Extract from Quarterly. Geological Society of London.

India. Matley, C.A. (1939). ‘On Some Coprolites from the Maleri Beds of India’; off print from The Records,

India. Matley, C.A. (1939). ‘On Some Coprolites from the Maleri Beds of India’; off print from The Records,. Geological Survey of India.

India. Pichamutha, C.S. (1962). ‘Some Observations on the Structure, Metamorphism, and Geology in the Evolution of Peninsular India’, Reprint

India. Pichamutha, C.S. (1962). ‘Some Observations on the Structure, Metamorphism, and Geology in the Evolution of Peninsular India’, Reprint. Geological Survey of India.

India.&nbsp; Hayden, H.H. (1913). ‘Notes on the Relationship of the Himalaya to the Indo-Gangetic Plain and the Indian Peninsula’, offprint

India.  Hayden, H.H. (1913). ‘Notes on the Relationship of the Himalaya to the Indo-Gangetic Plain and the Indian Peninsula’, offprint. Geological Survey of India.

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