Source provenance
Ghazi, S. & Mountney, N.P. (2009). Facies and architectural element analysis of a meandering fluvial succession: The Permian Warchha Sandstone, Salt Range, Pakistan. Sedimentary Geology, 221(1-4), 99-126.
Cited by 1 unit (1 published) · 3 field-level citations · 1 revision note.
Verified via retrieved content: detailed facies and architectural-element analysis showing the Warchha (Warcha) Sandstone is a high-sinuosity meandering fluvial succession with floodplains. Used for Warcha environment and geological significance.
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- Geological significance: Ghazi & Mountney (2009) documented the Warchha Sandstone (30–155 m) as a high-sinuosity meandering fluvial system: channel bodies accreted laterally as point bars, with arkosic sandstones and floodplain fines, draining the northern Gondwana margin in the Early Permian.