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ACTIVE TECTONIC INFLUENCE ON THE EVOLUTION OF DRAINAGE AND LANDSCAPE: GEOMORPHIC SIGNATURES FROM FRONTAL AND HINTERLANDAREAS ALONG THE NORTHWESTERN HIMALAYA, INDIA (2007)

The frontal fault system - the Himalayan Frontal Thrust (HFT) associated with the foreland fold - Janauri Anticline, along with other major as well as secondary hinterland thrust faults, provides an ideal site to study the ongoing tectonic activity which has influenced the evolution of drainage and landscape in the region. The present study suggests that the flat-uplifted surface in the central portion of the Janauri Anticline represents the paleo-exit of the Sutlej River.
Reference:
Journal of Asian Earth Sciences 29 (2007) 604-618
Organization:
Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, Kanpur 208016, India
India, Himalaya
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