Source provenance
Ghazi, S., Ali, A., Hanif, T., Sharif, S. & Arif, S.J. (2010). Larger benthic foraminiferal assemblage from the Early Eocene Chor Gali Formation, Salt Range, Pakistan. Geological Bulletin of the Punjab University, 45, 83-91.
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Larger-benthic-foraminiferal assemblage of the Early Eocene Chorgali Formation from four Salt Range sections (Karuli, Badshah Pur, Tatral, Khajula); inner-shelf environment.
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- Fossils: Ghazi, Ali, Hanif, Sharif & Arif (2010), four Salt Range sections (Karuli, Badshah Pur, Tatral, Khajula): the Early Eocene Chorgali Formation yields a larger-benthic-foraminiferal assemblage - Nummulites mamillatus, N. atacicus, Assilina spinosa, A. subspinosa, A. laminosa, A. granulosa, A. placentula, Lockhartia tipperi, L. conditi and Alveolina sp.
- Depositional environment: Ghazi et al. (2010): the shallow-water larger-benthic-foram assemblage in the thin- to well-bedded limestone, shale and marl of the Chorgali Formation indicates an inner-shelf environment; it is the uppermost of the three Early Eocene Salt Range carbonate units (Nammal Formation, Sakesar Limestone, Chorgali Formation).