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Spatial variation in exhumation rates across Ladakh and the Karakoram: New apatite fission track data from the Eastern Karakoram, NW India [PDF]
Tectonics, 2016 Characterization of low-temperature cooling histories and associated exhumation rates is critical for deciphering the recent evolution of orogenic regions. However, these may vary significantly over relatively short distances within orogens.
Michael Searle +2 more
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Presence and geodynamic significance of Cambro-Ordovician series of SE Karakoram (N Pakistan) [PDF]
Geodinamica Acta, 2002 International audienceNew geological, geochemical and geochronological data from the Southern Karakoram (NE Pakistan) indicate the presence of several unexpectedly old and well preserved units along the Asian margin: (1) a Precambrian basement ...
Yann Rolland +2 more
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Rock deformation processes in the Karakoram fault zone, Eastern Karakoram, Ladakh, NW India
Journal of Structural Geology, 2007 The Karakoram fault shows a full range of fault rocks from ductile (deformation by intracrystalline plasticity) mylonites to low temperature brittle fault rocks along the trace of the fault in the Eastern Karakoram, Ladakh, NW India.
M P Searle, R J Phillips, E H Rutter
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<p>The anomalous behaviour of Karakoram Glaciers (Hewitt, 2005) in the backdrop of a warming planet has been a decade long debate baffling climatologists worldwide. While a lot of effort has been given to understand this behaviour, very little has been explored with respect to the factors that favour glaciation rates.
Bibhasvata Dasgupta, Prasanta Sanyal
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<p>The anomalous behaviour of Karakoram Glaciers (Hewitt, 2005) in the backdrop of a warming planet has been a decade long debate baffling climatologists worldwide. While a lot of effort has been given to understand this behaviour, very little has been explored with respect to the factors that favour glaciation rates.
Bibhasvata Dasgupta, Prasanta Sanyal
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Emergency on the Karakoram Massif
The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1979Sept 15, 1978. Urdukas Camp, Baltoro Glacier, K2. Jim is dying-each night he gets worse-more painful coughing (pleurisy) and increasing hemoptysis, so that I am afraid to anticoagulate him-respirations rising alarmingly and he can travel only a few paces uphill without going into paroxysms of bloody coughing.
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The Dreaming Spires of the Karakoram
2013Travelling by bus across the northern areas of Pakistan on my way back to England after our first climbing expedition to Kulu in 1978, I remember it being hot, dry, and dusty down in the plains of the Peshawar basin, but the distant sight of glinting snowfields way to the north of Swat and Gilgit heralded the mightiest mountain range of them all.
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Catastrophic Landslide Deposits in the Karakoram Himalaya
Science, 1988In July 1986, three catastrophic landslides deposited about 20 × 106cubic meters of debris on Bualtar Glacier in the Karakoram Himalaya. A sudden acceleration and superficial breakup of the glacier provided an opportunity to examine the fresh deposits in depth.
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