Titlebook: Geological Formation Names of China (1866—2000); Shouxin Zhang Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Geological Formation Names

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Abor Formationedition, 1911–1912. ., vol.42, 231–253, pl.1 ?Abor in Siang district, eastern Tibet Autonomous Region ?Consists of basalt, volcano-clastic breccia and rhyotaxitic dacite etc. It is subdivided into Luotong Member (lower) and Jiku Member (upper) ? Sinian-Cambrian.

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Abuqiehai Formationanner, Ih Ju League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region ?Mainly composed of thin-bedded bamboo-leaf-like limestone, oolitic limestone, and an alternation of thick kidney limestone and shale, in lower part also with interbed of quartzose sandstone ?Cambrian ?Synonym of Hulusitai Formation.

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Adula Formationral Resources of the People’s Republic of China, (1) Regional Geology, no.21], Beijing: Geological Publishing House ?Adula, Tibet Autonomous Region ?Greyish black thin-bedded sandstone, mudstone, and intercalating beds of coal seams ?Late Triassic.

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