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Petrogenesis of the Late Cretaceous Tholeiitic Volcanism and Oceanic Island Arc Affinity of the Chagai Arc, Western Pakistan by SIDDIQUI, Rehanul Haq, JAN, M. Qasim, KHAN, Mohammad Asif, KAKAR, M. Ishaq, FODEN, John D.

“…The Late Cretaceous Chagai arc outcrops in western Pakistan, southern Afghanistan and eastern Iran. It is in the Tethyan convergence zone, formed by northward…”
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Petrogenesis of Middle Triassic Volcaniclastic Rocks from Balochistan, Pakistan： Implications for the Break-Up of Gondwanaland by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Jan, M. Qasim, Kakar, M. Ishaq, Kerr, Andrew C., Khan, Abdul Salam, Kakar, Ehsanullah

“…Basaltic volcanic conglomerates near the Wulgai village in Balochistan occur in the undivided sedimentary rock unit of the Bagh complex which is the mélange…”
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Petrogenesis of Late Cretaceous Volcanism in Kazhaba Area and Its Relationship with Mantle Plume Activity of Reunion Hotspot by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Ma, Changqian

“…Basaltic pillow lavas near the Kazhaba village in Balochistan are found in the tectonic slivers of the Bagh complex： the melange zone beneath the Muslim Bagh…”
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Genesis of Manganese Deposits in the Ali Khanzai Block of the Zhob Ophiolite, Pakistan: Inferences from Geochemistry and Mineralogy by Khan, Muhammad Ayoub, Kakar, Muhammad Ishaq, Ulrich, Thomas, Ali, Liaqat, Kerr, Andrew C., Mahmood, Khalid, Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq

“…The Zhob ophiolite comprises the Naweoba, Omzha and Ali Khanzai blocks, which are surrounded by the sediments of the Alozai Group and Loralai Formation. The…”
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Petrology and geochemistry of the Juzzak Sill, western Chagai arc (Pakistan): implications for petrogenesis and emplacement by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Jan, M. Qasim, Kakar, M. Ishaq, Kakar, Ehsanullah, Haider, Naghma

“…The Juzzak Sill occurs in the western part of the east-west trending, subduction-related magmatic belt known as the Chagai arc. The sill is concordantly…”
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Geology and petrogenesis of gabbro from the Zhob Ophiolite, Balochistan, Pakistan by Naeem, Abdul, Kakar, Muhammad Ishaq, Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Kerr, Andrew C., Jan, Muhammad Qasim, Khan, Muhammad Ayoub

“…The Zhob Ophiolite, Balochistan, Pakistan, comprises imbricated thrust sheets of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks. The sedimentary units are more…”
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Petrology and geochemistry of volcanic and volcanoclastic rocks from Zhob ophiolite, North-Western Pakistan by Naeem, Abdul, Kerr, Andrew C., Kakar, Muhammad Ishaq, Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Khan, Muhammad Ayoub, Ahmed, Nisar

“…The Zhob ophiolite is divided into Ali Khanzai, Omzha, and Naweoba blocks. The ophiolite geology comprises various lithological units including basalt–chert…”
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Geochemistry and petrogenesis of Oligocene volcaniclastic rocks from the Chagai arc: implications for the emplacement of porphyry copper deposits by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Khan, Muhammad Asif, Jan, Muhammad Qasim, Kakar, Mohammad Ishaq, Kerr, Andrew C.

“…The Chagai–Raskoh arc is an east–west trending subduction-related magmatic belt in the western part of Pakistan. The initial Cretaceous to Paleocene volcanism…”
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WITHDRAWN: First Tethyan ammonite fauna from the Raskoh arc, Balochistan, Pakistan and its tectonostratigraphic significance by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Haq, Munir ul, Rabbi, Fazli

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Petrogenesis of Late Cretaceous lava flows from a Ceno-Tethyan island arc: The Raskoh arc, Balochistan, Pakistan by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Qasim Jan, M., Asif Khan, M.

“…► We present a study of the Late Cretaceous volcanic rocks from the Raskoh arc. ► Paper deals with the geology and petrogenesis to demonstrate oceanic origin…”
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Late cretaceous mantle plume activity in Ceno-Tethys: evidences from the Hamrani volcanic rocks, western Pakistan by Siddiqui, Rehanul Haq, Jan, M. Qasim, Kakar, M. Ishaq, Kakar, Ehsanullah, Chaudhary, Asif Hanif, Baig, Sikandar Ali

“…Basaltic pillow lavas from near the Muslim Bagh town in northern Balochistan are found in the tectonic slivers of the Bagh Complex, northwest of Muslim Bagh…”
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