Source provenance

Hussain, S.A., Han, F.Q., Ma, Z., Hussain, A., Mughal, M.S., Han, J., Alhassan, A. & Widory, D. (2021). Origin and Evolution of Eocene Rock Salts in Pakistan and Implications for Paleoclimate Studies: Insights From Chemistry and Cl Stable Isotopes. Frontiers in Earth Science, 9, 644485.

Cited by 2 units (2 published) · 8 field-level citations.

NEW. Geochemistry and Cl isotopes of the Eocene Kohat rock salts (Bahadur Khel, Jatta and Karak deposits = Kohat Saline Series). Used for Bahadur Khel Salt and Jatta Gypsum: halite-dominated evaporites with subordinate gypsum/anhydrite/polyhalite, restricted-marine to sabkha origin following India-Asia collision and Tethys closure (~50 Ma), subsurface thickness up to ~700 m. Verified via web-search abstract/metadata; publisher (frontiersin.org) returns bot-403 to direct WebFetch.

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• Cenozoic Bahadurkhel Salt Paleogene
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• Cenozoic Jatta Gypsum Paleogene
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