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1. Paleoenvironmental and Bio-Sequence Stratigraphic Analysis of the Cretaceous Pelagic Carbonates of Eastern Tethys, Sulaiman Range, Pakistan S. Ullah et al.
2. Investigation of depositional fabric and its impact on the geomechanical behavior of limestones S. Ullah et al.
3. Microfacies analysis of the Palaeocene Lockhart limestone on the eastern margin of the Upper Indus Basin (Pakistan): Implications for the depositional environment and reservoir characteristics A. Bilal et al.
4. Geomorphometric comparison of submarine channel-levee complexes with fluvial river systems: observations from the Indus R. Prerna & K. Mahender
5. Larger benthic foraminiferal assemblages and their response to Middle Eocene Climate Optimum in the Kohat Basin (Pakistan, eastern Tethys) M. Kamran et al.
6. Diagenetic evolution of Early Eocene Chorgali Formation in the Upper Indus Basin of Pakistan: outcrop, petrographic and geochemical signatures M. Ibrar et al.
7. Smectite Illitization Geothermometry of the Upper Indus Basin Hydrocarbon Source Rocks (Pakistan) A. Ali & S. Ullah
8. Paleocene orthophragminids from the Lakadong Limestone, Mawmluh Quarry section, Meghalaya (Shillong, NE India): implications for the regional geology and paleobiogeography E. Özcan et al.
9. Homoplasy and extinction: the phylogeny of cassidulid echinoids (Echinodermata) C. Souto et al.
10. Ypresian–Lutetian platform evolution in the Indus Basin, Southwestern Pakistan: An interplay between local and regional tectonic changes M. Rahman et al.
11. Sequence and Biostratigraphy of Lower Cenozoic Succession in the Kopet-Dagh Basin, NE of Iran B. Rivandi et al.
12. Biostratigraphy, Microfacies, and Palaeoenvironmental Dynamics of the Early Eocene Dungan Formation, Pakistan: implications for the Carbonate Ramp Evolution and Larger Foraminiferal Extinction and Origination Event (LFEO) during Global Warming M. Swati & M. Hanif
13. Using taxonomic tools to investigate palynological record of fossil plants from Pakistan S. Ahmad et al.
14. The enigmatic Palaeocene-Eocene coralline Distichoplax: Approaching the structural complexities, ecological affinities and extinction hypotheses S. Sarkar
15. Larger benthic foraminiferal response to the PETM in the Potwar Basin (Eastern Neotethys, Pakistan) M. Kamran et al.
16. Origin of Lower Cretaceous quartzose arenites in northern India and the Indus Basins of Pakistan—The result of provenance composition, weathering or diagenesis? H. Beaumont et al.
17. Source Rock Potential and Organic Geochemistry of the Early Jurassic Datta Shales, Potwar Sub‐Basin, Pakistan: Correlations in the Toot Oilfield S. Haider et al.
18. Bartonian orthophragminids with new endemic species from the Pirkoh and Drazinda formations in the Sulaiman Range, Indus Basin, Pakistan N. Ali et al.
19. A multi‐proxy based high‐resolution stratigraphical analysis of the possible Palaeocene–Eocene boundary interval, Salt Range, Pakistan M. Hanif et al.
20. Early Eocene orthophragminids (Foraminifera) from the type-locality ofDiscocyclina ranikotensisDavies, 1927, Thal, NW Himalayas, Pakistan: insights into the orthophragminid palaeobiogeography E. Özcan et al.
21. Evolution of Paleocene to Early Eocene larger benthic foraminifer assemblages of the Indus Basin, Pakistan J. Afzal et al.
22. Accentuating the Reservoir Potentials of Balkassar Field by Delineating the Fracture Trends and Hydrocarbon Prospects with the Aid of Seismic Attributes A. Waqas et al.
23. The youngest marine deposits preserved in southern Tibet and disappearance of the Tethyan Ocean T. Jiang et al.
24. Paleogene stratigraphy of Kutch, India: an update about progress in foraminiferal biostratigraphy P. Saraswati et al.
25. Presenting Meso-Cenozoic seismic sequential stratigraphy of the Offshore Indus Basin Pakistan M. Khan et al.
26. Palynological Studies as a Marker for Taxonomic Identifications and Evolution of Taxa Using Advanced Microscopic Techniques . Shabir Ahmad et al.
27. Palaeocene to Miocene southern Tethyan carbonate factories: A meta‐analysis of the successions of South‐western and Western Central Asia G. Coletti et al.
28. Climatic control on the subcontinent's Cenozoic coal formation and the potential for additional undiscovered Thar-like coal deposits C. Wnuk
29. Selandian-Thanetian larger foraminifera from the lower Jafnayn Formation in the Sayq area (eastern Oman Mountains) J. SERRA KIEL et al.
30. Spatiotemporal Analysis of Hydrological and Land Cover Transformations in the Upper Indus Basin Insights from MNDWI H. Waseem Sajjad et al.
31. The Paleocene Hangu formation: A key to unlocking the mysteries of Paleo-Tethys tectonism A. Bilal et al.
32. Application of model based post-stack inversion in the characterization of reservoir sands containing porous, tight and mixed facies: A case study from the Central Indus Basin, Pakistan M. Toqeer et al.
33. Alveolinids from the Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan (Eastern Neo‐Tethys): Systematic and biostratigraphic implications M. Rahman et al.
34. Depositional environments and microfacies of the upper Turonian–Maastrichtian Kawagarh Formation, Kalachitta Range, Lesser Himalayas, Pakistan S. Rehman et al.
35. Dynamic response of the shallow marine benthic ecosystem to regional and pan-Tethyan environmental change at the Paleocene–Eocene boundary J. Afzal et al.
36. Growth and demise of a Paleogene isolated carbonate platform of the Offshore Indus Basin, Pakistan: effects of regional and local controlling factors K. Shahzad et al.
37. Petrofacies and diagenesis of Thanetian Lockhart Limestone in the Upper Indus Basin (Pakistan): implications for the Ceno-Tethys Ocean A. Bilal et al.
38. Longitudinal profiling and elevation-relief analysis of the Indus R. Prerna et al.
39. Sedimentology, diagenesis and sequence stratigraphy of the Early–Middle Eocene Chorgali Formation in the Hazara sub-Basin, Northwest Himalayas, Pakistan E. Khan et al.