Source provenance

Malkani, M.S. (2010). Updated Stratigraphy and Mineral Potential of Sulaiman Basin, Pakistan. Sindh University Research Journal (Science Series), 42(2), 39-66.

Cited by 15 units (15 published) · 15 field-level citations.

GSP; full text reviewed (reviewer-supplied). Per-formation mineral/economic potential of the Sulaiman (Middle Indus) Basin: coal, celestite, gypsum, barite, fluorite, iron/potash, uranium, building stone.

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• Cenozoic Chaudhwan Formation Neogene
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Chitarwatta Formation Paleogene
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• Quaternary Dada Formation Quaternary
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• Cenozoic Domanda Formation Paleogene
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Fort Munro Formation Cretaceous
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Kingri Formation Paleogene
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Loralai Formation Jurassic
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Mughal Kot Formation Cretaceous
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Parh Limestone Cretaceous
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Rakhi Gaj Formation Paleogene
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Sangiali Formation Paleogene
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Shaheed Ghat Formation Paleogene
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Vihowa Formation Neogene
  Economic importance
• Cenozoic Vihowa Group Paleogene–Neogene
  Economic importance
• Mesozoic Vitakri Formation Cretaceous
  Economic importance