In a structurally controlled fluvial setting, an asymmetric flight of river terraces T1, T2, and T3 shown in the figure was sampled at location L1. The age of the sample at L1 was 30 ka (kiloyears). Assuming that the terraces were formed entirely due to deformation-related uplift, the average uplift rate in the past 30 ka in the region was ________ mm/yr. (Answer in integer.)
Refer to the schematic sketch given (not to scale). Assume average saturated density of oceanic crustal rocks = 3200 kg/m3, density of ocean water = 1000 kg/m3, and acceleration due to gravity = 10 m/s2. The overburden pressure at a point (P) located 2 km below seabed and 4 km below the ocean surface is ________ MPa. (Answer in integer.)
The following table shows modal abundance and mineral composition data of a plutonic igneous rock. The amount of SiO2 in bulk composition of the rock is ________ %. (Round off to two decimal places.)
The following diagram represents a binary phase diagram for the system A–B at atmospheric pressure. If ‘X’ is the initial composition of melt, then the amount of melt that converts to solid when the magma cools from 1400 °C to 1250 °C is ________ %. (Round off to two decimal places.)
In the following isobaric temperature–composition diagram, the number of common phases in all the invariant points is ________ (Answer in integer).
The given section with uniform lithology and sedimentation rate records two ash layers dated at 77 Ma and 76 Ma, respectively. An index fossil species present in the lower part of the section becomes extinct at a horizon 7 m above the base. The estimated age of the extinction event is _________ Ma. (Answer in integer.)
On the basis of the following schematic diagram, choose the CORRECT statement(s).
Match the items in Group I with the corresponding items in Group II. Group I Group II P. Chalcocite 1. Supergene enrichment Q. Bauxite 2. Mechanical accumulation R. Monazite placers 3. Magmatic crystallization S. Chromite 4. Residual processes
Choose the CORRECT pair of crystal systems that represents the optic orientation shown in the figure. (X, Y, Z are the principal optical vibration directions and a, b, c are the crystallographic axes).
Match the minerals in Group I with the corresponding composition in Group II. Group I Group II P. Leucite 1. (K,Na)AlSi3O8 Q. Andradite 2. NaAlSi2O6 R. Sanidine 3. KAlSi2O6 S. Jadeite 4. Ca3Fe2Si3O12