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Paleozoic • Carboniferous–Permian group

Panjal Group

Early Permian (~290 Ma)

Northern Indus Suture · Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis, Kaghan Nappe And Nosehri Area Of Lower Neelum And Lamnian Area Of Upper Jhelum, Azad Kashmir

Carboniferous–Permian in the time scale →

Stratigraphic position

In the Azad Kashmir column
MixedMetamorphicLimestoneFossils recordedUnconformityConformable

Band colour = period; texture = dominant rock type. Lines between bands mark the contact type (wavy = unconformity inferred from a missing period). True scale makes height ∝ recorded thickness; hatched = thickness not recorded. Ages approximate, for ordering.

This unit (highlighted) within its province column; faded ends continue above and below. Line style marks the contact type.

The Carboniferous–Permian Panjal Group — the Chushal and Panjal formations — of the Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis.

Panjal Group is being named by Chaudhry et al. (1986) after the Panjal. This group consists of thick sequence of Chushal and Panjal formations.

Significance. A group of the Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis comprising the Chushal Formation (Late Carboniferous agglomeratic slate) and the Panjal Formation (Carboniferous–Permian volcanics), representing the late-Paleozoic volcanic-and-slate succession of the region.

Lithology
A thick sequence comprising the Chushal and Panjal formations (agglomeratic slate and Panjal volcanic greenstones).
Basin
Northern Indus Suture
Region
Hazara-Kashmir Syntaxis, Kaghan Nappe And Nosehri Area Of Lower Neelum And Lamnian Area Of Upper Jhelum, Azad Kashmir
Introduced by
Chaudhry et al. (1986)

Provinces

References

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