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Sedimentological log of the upper pegu group exposed in Natogyi-Taungthar Area, Mandalay Region
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Title | Sedimentological log of the upper pegu group exposed in Natogyi-Taungthar Area, Mandalay Region | |||||
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Publication date | 2012 | |||||
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Htay Win | ||||||
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The study area is situated about 6 miles southwest of the Natogyi Township, Mandalay Division. The field area lies between East Longitude 9530' to 9541'and North Latitude 2115' to 2126' in one-inch topographic map 84 O/11. The stratigraphic succession of the study area in ascending order is: (1) Moza Formation (Middle Miocene), (2) Khabo Sandstone (Upper part of Middle Miocene) and (3) Irrawaddy Formation (Pontian to Pliocene). The detailed graphic logs were constructed in a tabulated form by plotting sedimentary features such as structures on bedding plane, structures within the layers, fossil content, etc. and these features were represented by means of symbols. The graphic log of Moza Formation consists of 51 layers and has a total thickness of about 3200 centimeters. It can be divided into four units. The graphic log of Khabo Sandstone contains 148 layers and attains nearly 4130 centimeters in thickness. It can be divided into five units. The frequency of vertical layer thickness variation of these two formations is quite different. It is clear that the beds of Khabo Sandstone are thicker than those of Maza Formation. According to the study of sedimentological log, Moza Formation was deposited under a fairly variable hydrodynamic regime of deltaic environment. On the other hand, the sediments which belong to the Khabo Sandstone were deposited under more turbulent flow conditions. | ||||||
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