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Uwe Küster interesting Mesozoic floral succession characterized by prolific and diversified floral entities. Distinctive amalgamation of volcanic and sedimentary sequences (intercalations of basaltic lava flows and intertrappean sediments) is a unique feature of this formation which had led to the excellent p

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