Geodynamics of Pakistan: an introduction

• A speculative tectonic history of Pakistan and surroundings: some constraints from the Indian Ocean
• Tectonic evolution of the Tien Shan, Pamir and Karakorum
• A review of palaeomagnetic data from the Indo-Pakistan fragment of Gondwanaland
• Palaeozoic-Mesozoic biostratigraphy of Pakistan in relation to biogeography and the coalescence of Asia
• Gondwanaland and the Pakistan region
• Geologic evolution of the Karakorum
• The India-Eurasia suture zone in Northern Pakistan: synthesis and interpretation of recent data at plate scale
• Seismicity of Hazara Arc in Northern Pakistan: decollement versus basement faulting
• A summary of field and seismic observations of the Pattan earthquake, 28 December 1974
• Magnetic reversal stratigraphy and sedimentary tectonic history of Upper Siwalic Group, Eastern Salt Range and Southwestern Kashmir
• Speculation on Himalayan metallogeny based on evidence from Pakistan
• Ophiolites in Pakistan: an introduction
• Reconnaissance visit to the ophiolites in Baluchistan and Himalaya
• Time of emplacement of the Zhob valley Ophiolites and Bela Ophiolites
• The Muslimbagh Ophiolites
• Gravity anomalies of the ophiolite complex of the Khanozai Muslimbagh-Qila Saifullah area, Zhob District, Baluchistan
• Note on the Bela Ophiolites with special reference to the Kanar area
• The seismicity of Pakistan and its relation to surface faults
• Active fault systaem in Pakistan
• Deformation of the Makran continental margin
• The Makran region of Pakistan and Iran: trench-arc system with active plate subduction
• Segmentation of the Quaternary subduction zone under the Baluchistan region of Pakistan and Iran
• Geological history of Alamreg-Mashki Chah area, Chagai District, Baluchistan
• The Bibai and Gogai nappes in the Kach-Ziarat area of northern Baluchistan
• Arcs, oroclines, syntaxes: the curvatures of mountain belts in Pakistan
• Geological reconnaissance of the Chaman fault in Pakistan
• Surface effects of the 16 March 1978 earthquake, Pakistan-Afghanistan border

This publication can be obtained from the Geological Survey of Pakistan, Quetta, or the Department of Geology, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, 45221, USA.