Kanbala Fm
    Period: 
    
  
  
      Paleogene    
    
    Age Interval: 
    
  
  
      Middle Eocene
    
    Province: 
    
  
  
      Myanmar Central Basins    
    Type Locality and Naming
Irrawaddy River Delta, Outcrops exposed along the eastern foothills of the Rakhine-Yoma consist of molasse sediments. [Original Publication: Barber, A. J., Khin Zaw & Crow, M. J. (eds) 2017. Myanmar: Geology, Resources and Tectonics. Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 48, 219–260]
[Figure: Map showing location of sub-basins of the Central Myanmar Basin (after Myint Thein and M. Maung 2017)]
Lithology and Thickness
Claystone. Dark brown carbonaceous shale, lignite, coal and limestone beds.
Relationships and Distribution
Lower contact
Conformable with Mawdin Fm
Upper contact
Overlain conformably by the Taunggale Fm
GeoJSON
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    Fossils
Age
      Middle Eocene    
    
     Age Span: 
    
          
    
  
  
        Beginning stage: 
    
  
  
      Lutetian    
    
        Fraction up in beginning stage: 
    
  
  
      0.0    
    
        Beginning date (Ma): 
    
  
  
      48.07    
    
        Ending stage: 
    
  
  
      Lutetian    
    
        Fraction up in the ending stage: 
    
  
  
      1.0    
    
        Ending date (Ma):  
    
  
  
      41.03    
    Depositional setting
Shallow-marine environment.
    Depositional pattern:  
    
      
    
   
  
Additional Information
    Compiler:  
    
  
      Than Htut, Kapesa Lokho, D.S.N.Raju and Ravi Misra (Than Htut, Myanmar petroleum systems, including the offshore area, Chapter 11 in Barber, A. J., Khin Zaw & Crow, M. J. (eds) 2017. Myanmar: Geology, Resources and Tectonics. Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 48, 219–260)
    
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