Source provenance

Kadri, I.B. (1995). Petroleum Geology of Pakistan. Pakistan Petroleum Limited, Karachi.

Cited by 9 units (9 published) · 19 field-level citations · 1 revision note.

Full-text (user-supplied OCR). Petroleum-geology reference; strengths are source-rock/reservoir characterisation, subsurface (well) thicknesses and contact relationships. Staged extraction in enrichment/imports/kadri-1995-extract.json. Cited here for economic-importance (petroleum) gap-fills.

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• Paleozoic Amb Formation Permian
  Economic importance
• Paleozoic Dandot Formation Permian
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Mazar Drik Formation Jurassic
  AgeEpochLithologyThicknessThickness (m)Lower contact (overlies)
• Paleozoic Sardhai Formation Permian
  • Lithology: Shah (2009) and Kadri (1995) describe the Sardhai as bluish/greenish-grey (lavender) clays with minor sand and siltstone, passing laterally in the Khisor Range into black shale and brownish argillaceous limestone; largely unfossiliferous. Recorded for review against the existing 'sandstone, siltstone, shale with marine fauna' characterisation.
• Mesozoic Shinawari Formation Jurassic
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Shirinab Formation Triassic-Jurassic
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Siwalik Group Neogene
  AgeEpochLithologyThicknessThickness (m)Member unitsGeological significance
• Cenozoic Sui Main Limestone Formation Paleogene
  Economic importance
• Paleozoic Tobra Formation Permian
  Economic importance