Jakaram Conglomerate Fm
Type Locality and Naming
Lower formation (1 of 4) of Mulag Gr
Synonym or coeval: Damala Gutta Conglomerate Fm
Lithology and Thickness
Conglomerate and sandstone (see Fig. – image C)
[Figure: Pranhita-Godavari valley basin Field photographs illustrating lithology and sedimentary structures. (A) Bollapalli Fm - Sandstones. (B) Pandikunta Limestone Fm - Stromatolites. (C) Jakaram Conglomerate Fm (Damala Gutta Conglomerate Fm) in lower part of Mulug Gr - Intercalated conglomerate and sandstone. (D) Rajaram Fm - Limestones. (E) Sullavai Gr Venkatpur Sandstone Fm - Large aeolian cross-strata. (F) Albaka Gr - Cross-stratified sandstone. (G) Somandevara Quartzite Fm - Rippled unit. (from Saha et al., 2016)]
Relationships and Distribution
Lower contact
Unconformity, overlies Karlai Shale Fm (Pandikunta Shale Fm) at top of Mallamapalli Gr
Upper contact
Overlain by Ramgundam Sandstone Fm
Regional extent
Approximately coeval with Bodela Vagu Fm of Somanpalli Gr in Pranhita-Godavari east basin
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Fossils
Age
Depositional setting
Coastal alluvial fan; followed by tidal flat and shoreface
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