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RAJASTHAN (western India) provides almost a virgin field for palynological investigations. The results recorded here are based on samples from the two wells drilled by the Exploratory Tube-Well Organization in the Jaisalmer area. The first well (26° 54′ 30″ N.; 70° 57′ E.) reaching a depth of 1,257 ft. passed through the Jaisalmer Limestone Formation (Oxfordian–Callovian age), underlying the Lathi Formation (Lower–Middle Jurassic age). The other well (26° 51′ 30″ N.; 71° 11′ E.) reached a depth of 965 ft. and passed through the Lathi Formation only.
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SRIVASTAVA, S. Polospores from Jurassics of Rajasthan, India. Nature 198, 1323–1324 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/1981323a0
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