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Chapter Four<br />
Depositional Environmenment <strong>and</strong> Paleoecology<br />
Sirwan sections <strong>and</strong> later one from P.hariaensis Zone to S. trilocul<strong>in</strong>oides Zone<br />
(Upper Late Maastrichtian-Lower Danian), the graphical l<strong>in</strong>e shows best-fit l<strong>in</strong>e<br />
<strong>of</strong> 45 0 which <strong>in</strong>dicate similar rate <strong>of</strong> depositions. If a best-fit l<strong>in</strong>e can be<br />
constructed completely, the sections can be correlated, (Sirwan <strong>and</strong> Qulka) (Fig<br />
4.10) which show the same rate <strong>of</strong> deposition <strong>in</strong> the same geologic time from<br />
Late Maastrichtian- Early Danian. This technique provides a clear graphical<br />
method which aids <strong>in</strong> the correlation or sequences.<br />
Fig (4.8): Graphic correlation shows the depositional rate <strong>of</strong> sediment between Smaquli <strong>and</strong> Qulka<br />
sections, Note: Change <strong>in</strong> the gradient <strong>in</strong> the early stage (dog-Leg) <strong>in</strong>dicate highest rate <strong>of</strong><br />
deposition <strong>in</strong> Qulka section than Smaquli section<br />
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