Geology and Geophysics
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Question 9
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The figure below represents an isobaric binary liquidus phase diagram, with the solid phases A, B and C. What are the degrees of freedom associated with equilibrium phase assemblages represented by the bulk compositions
,
,
and
, in the fields indicated in the figure? 
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Match the basins (Group I) with the corresponding stratigraphic units (Group II).
Group I: P. Cuddapah; Q. Chattisgarh; R. Kaladgi-Badami; S. Vindhyan
Group II: 1. Ker Formation; 2. Dhandraul Quartzite; 3. Bairenkonda Quartzite; 4. Gunderdehi Formation
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In the metamorphic reaction Quartz + Muscovite = X + Sillimanite + Water, ‘X’ represents
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The talc-kyanite assemblage can stabilize in
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Which one of the following statements about igneous rocks is CORRECT?
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Based on the three statements given below, choose the CORRECT option.
Statement I: Barchans are crescent-shaped dunes that close in the downwind direction.
Statement II: Parabolic dunes are U-shaped dunes that close in the downwind direction.
Statement III: Barchanoid dunes are sinuous transverse ridges, the crestline sinuosity of successive bedforms are either in-phase or out-phase.
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Based on the three statements given below, choose the CORRECT option.
Statement I: Barapasaurus is known from the Jurassic Kota Formation.
Statement II: Morganucodon is known from the Tatrot Formation.
Statement III: Lystrosaurus is known from the Lameta Formation.
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Which one of the following assembles of plant fossils is known from the Barakar Formation?
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Match the features (Group I) with the corresponding invertebrate genera (Group II).
Group I: P. Cardinal Formula; Q. Chondrophore; R. Lophophore; S. Glabella
Group II: 1. Calymene; 2. Rhynchonella; 3. Zaphrenis; 4. Mya
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If the orthogonal thickness is constant along a folded layer, as per Ramsay’s morphological classification of folds, it is a
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