Source provenance
Khan, S., Rashid, M.U. & Haider, N. (2019). Foraminiferal studies of the Eocene Shekhan Formation, Panoba section, Kohat, northern Pakistan: implications for biostratigraphy and palaeoenvironments. International Journal of Hydrology, 3(5), 429-436.
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Cited by 2 units (2 published) · 10 field-level citations · 2 revision notes.
Used for the Chashmai Formation as the western clastic facies of the Shekhan Formation.
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- AgeEraPeriodEpochLithologyDepositional environmentGeological significancePlain summary
- Name: Distinct from the separate Cretaceous 'Chashmai Kharsai Formation' of the Kurram/Waziristan area; this Kohat-Potwar entry is the Eocene clastic facies.
- FossilsThickness (m)
- Fossils: Larger benthic foraminifera identified at the Panoba section: Discocyclina dispensa, D. fortsi, Assilina dandotica, A. exponens, Alveolina vredenburgi and Nummulites, with three planktonic-foraminiferal biozones and Alveolina/Assilina zones (Hottinger) indicating an Early–Middle Eocene, inner-shelf setting (Khan et al. 2019).