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    Geochemical trends in the sediments and manganese nodules from a part of the Central Indian Basin 

    Banakar, V.K.; Jauhari, P. (Geological Society of India, 1994)
    Geochemical analyses of eighteen surface sediments samples collected from an area between 1 degree-15 degrees S latitudes and 73 degrees-87 degrees E longitudes exhibit significant variation in their chemical ...
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    On the surficial sediments of the fresh water Naini Lake, Kumaun Himalaya, India 

    Jauhari, P.; Hashimi, N.H. (Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, 1994)
    The 1.4 km long and 0.45-0.25 km wide crescent shaped Naini Lake in the Nainital District of Kumaun Himalaya, India is divided by an east-west running transverse Central Ridge into two sub-basins. These northwest and ...
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    Radiolarian abundance and geochemistry of the surface-sediments from the Central Indian Basin: Inferences to Antarctic bottom water current 

    Gupta, S.M.; Jauhari, P. (Current Science Association, 1994)
    The distribution trend of numbers of radiolarian shells/gram dry sediment, biogenic silica, organic carbon, and the carbon/nitrogen ratios in the surface sediments of the Central Indian Basin is similar. Ratios of two ...
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    Chemistry of surface sediment along a north-south transect across the equator in the Central Indian Basin: An assessment of biogenic and detrital influences on elemental burial on the seafloor 

    Banakar, V.K.; Parthiban, G.; Pattan, J.N.; Jauhari, P. (Elsevier, 1998)
    The detailed chemistry of the surface sediment collected along a north-south transect across the equator in the Central Indian Ocean suggest that: biogenic sedimentation north of equator is dominated by carbonate ooze and ...

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