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Yebokson Granodiorite Formation
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Yebokson Granodiorite Fm base reconstruction

Yebokson Granodiorite Fm


Period: 
Cretaceous

Age Interval: 
Early Cretaceous


Province: 
Myanmar Central Basins

Type Locality and Naming

Central Volcanic Line (Upper Irrawaddy Province), [Original Publication: Barber, A. J., Khin Zaw & Crow, M. J. (eds) 2017. Myanmar: Geology, Resources and Tectonics. Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 48, 143–167]

[Figure: Map showing location of sub-basins of the Central Myanmar Basin (after Myint Thein and M. Maung 2017)]


Lithology and Thickness

Granodioritic to tonalitic plutons and Batholiths


Lithology Pattern: 
Granitic


Relationships and Distribution

Lower contact

This is the oldest unit in the Upper Irrawaddy Province

Upper contact

Regional extent

It is developed in Upper Irrawaddy Province.

[Figure: a) Composite stratigraphic correlation of Myanmar Central Basins (after Than et al., 2017)]


GeoJSON

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Fossils


Age 

Early Cretaceous

Age Span: 

    Beginning stage: 
Aptian

    Fraction up in beginning stage: 
0.0

    Beginning date (Ma): 
121.40

    Ending stage: 
Aptian

    Fraction up in the ending stage: 
0.5

    Ending date (Ma):  
117.30

Depositional setting

Marine


Depositional pattern:  


Additional Information


Compiler:  

Naing Maw Than, Kyi Khin and Myint Thein (Than et al., Cretaceous geology of Myanmar and Cenozoic geology in the Central Myanmar Basin, Chapter 7 in Barber, A. J., Khin Zaw & Crow, M. J. (eds) 2017. Myanmar: Geology, Resources and Tectonics. Geological Society, London, Memoirs, 48, 143–167)