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Geology ((2 PHYSICAL GEOLOGY (2.34. Occurrence of groundwater (2.34.1.…

- - - - 2.2.1. Frost.
      - 2.2.2. Heating and cooling,
      - 2.2.3. Organisms.
    - - — 2.3.1. Water,
      - 2.3.2. Organism.
    - - 2.5.1. Soil profile.
    - - 2.8.1. Wind erosion,
      - 2.8.2. Erosional features,
      - 2.8.3. Wind transport,
      - 2.8.4. Wind deposits.
    - - 2.9.1. Stream erosion,
      - 2.9.2. Stream transportation,
      - 2.9.3. Deposition.
    - - 2.13.1. Drainage pattern.
    - - 2.17.1. Flood control,
      - 2.17.2. River training.
    - - 2.18.1.Types of glaciers.
    - - 2.20.1. Features of glacial erosion.
    - - 2.22.1. Depositional landforms.
    - - 2.24.1. Shorelines.
    - - 2.25.1. Shoreline erosional features.
    - - 2.32.1. Types of coral reefs,
      - 2.32.2. Origin of coral reefs.
    - - 2.33.1. Hydrological cycle,
      - 2.33.2. Erosion,
      - 2.33.3. Transportation and deposition,
      - 2.33.4. Depositional features.
    - - 2.34.1. Water table,
      - 2.34.2. Perched water table,
      - 2.34.3. Water table maps,
      - 2.34.4. Aquifers,
      - 2.34.5. Pressure surface,
      - 2.34.6. Artesian well.
    - - 2.35.1. Openings in rocks,
      - 2.35.2. Porosity,
      - 2.35.3. Permeability,
      - 2.35.4. Darcy’s law of groundwater motion,
      - 2.35.5. Specific yield and specific retention.
    - - 2.38.1. Types of well.
    - - 2.39.1. Types of spring.
    - - 2.40.1. Effects of earthquakes,
      - 2.40.2. Terminology.
    - - 2.44.1. Elastic rebound theory.
    - - 2.45.1. Rossi Forel scale,
      - 2.45.2. Richter scale.
    - - 2.48.1. Control of earthquakes.
    - - 2.50.1. Types of volcanoes.
    - - 2.51.1. Volcanic cones.
    - - — 2.56.1. Origin of magma,
      - 2.56.2. Volcanic activity at spreading centre,
      - 2.56.3. Volcanic activity at subduction zone
      - 2.56.4. Intraplate volcanic activity sea.
  - - - 9.3.1.Early magmatic deposits,
      - 9.3.2. Late magmatic deposits.
    - - 9.7.1.Classification.
    - - 9.8.1.Types of cavity filling deposits.
    - - — 9.9.1.Types of replacement deposits
    - - — 9.10.1.Features of sedimentation deposits.
    - - — 9.13.1.Types of placer deposits
    - - 9.14.1.Process of supergene enrichment.
    - - 9.16.1.Structural control,
      - 9.16.2. Stratigraphic control,
      - 9.16.3. Physical and chemical control.
    - - — 9.l7.1.Ranks of coal.
    - - 9.21-1-Insitu theory.
      - 9.21.2. Drift theory.
    - - 9.23.1.Lower Gondwana coal fields.
    - - — 9.24.1.Origin of petrolium
      - 9.24.2. Migration of petrolium.
    - - 9.25.1.types of oil traps.
    - - 9.26.1.Oil fields of Assam,
      - 9.26.2. Oil fields of Gujrat,
      - 9.26.3. Bombay High,
      - 9.26.4. Other areas.
    - - — 9.27.1.Types of deposits,
      - 9.27.2. Origin,
      - 9.27.3. Dis¬tribution.
    - - — 9.28.1.Types of deposits
      - 9.28.2. Origin,
      - 9.28.3. Distribution.
    - - 9.29.1.Types of deposit,
      - 9.29.2. Origin, 9.29.3. Distribution.
    - - 9.30.1.Types of deposits,
      - 9.30.2. Origin,
      - 9.30.3. Distribution.
    - - — 9.31.1.Origin,
      - 9.31.2. Distribution.
    - - — 9.32.1.Origin,
      - 9.32.2. Distribution.
    - - — 9.33.1.Origin,
      - 9.33.2. Distribution.
    - - — 9.34.1.Origin,
      - 9.34.2. Distribution.
    - - 9.35.1.Metallogenic epochs of India.
  - - - 3.2.1. Colour,
      - 3.2.2. Streak,
      - 3.2.3. Lustre,
      - 3.2.4. Hardness,
      - 3.2.5. Habit.
      - 3.2.6. Cleavage,
      - 3.2.7. Fracture,
      - 3.2.8?6dorT
      - 3.2.9. Feel,
      - 3.2.10. Tenacity,
      - 3.2.11. Fluorescence,
      - 3.2.12. Phosphorescence,
      - 3.2.13. Magnetism.
    - - 3.3.1. Determination of specific gravity.
    - - 3.4.1. Isomorphism,
      - 3.4.2. Polymorphism.
      - 3.4.3. Pseudomorphism.
    - - 3.6.1. Felspar group,
      - 3.6.2. Felspathoid group,
      - 3.6.3. Silica group,
      - 3.6.4. Pyroxene group,
      - 3.6.5. Amphibole group,
      - 3.6.6. Mica group,
      - 3.6.7. Olivine group,
      - 3.6.8. Garnet group.
      - 3.6.9. Chlorite group.
      - 3.6.10. Serpentine group,
      - 3.6.11. Clay mineral group,
      - 3.6.12. AUSiOs group,
      - 3.6.13. Miscellaneous minerals,
      - 3.6.14. Calcium minerals,
      - 3.6.15. Aluminium minerals,
      - 3.6.16. Iron minerals,
      - 3.6.17. Manganese minerals,
      - 3.6.18. Copper minerals,
      - 3.6.19. Lead and zinc minerals,
      - 3.6.20. Miscellaneous ores.
    - - — 3.13.1. Uniaxial indicatrix,
      - 3.13.2. Biaxial indicatrix.
    - - 3.16.1. Relief,
      - 3.16.2. Refractive index,
      - 3.16.3. Pleochroism.
    - - 3.17.1. Isotropic minerals,
      - 3.17.2. Interference colour.
    - - — 3.18.1. Types of extinction.
    - - 3.21.1. Uniaxial interference figure,
      - 3.21.2. Biaxial interference figure.
  - - - 1.1.1. Branches of geology,
      - 1.1.2. Scope of geology.
    - - 1.3.1. Nebular hypothesis,
      - 1.3.2. Planetesimal hypothesis,
      - 1.3.3. Gaseous tidal hypothesis.
      - 1.3.4. Binary star hypothesis,
      - 1.3.5. Recent theories.
    - - 1.4.1. From history of organic evolution,
      - 1.4.2. From rate of sedimentation,
      - 1.4.3. From salinity of sea water,
      - 1.4.4. From rate of cooling.
    - - 1.6.1. Potassium-argon method,
      - 1.6.2. Rubidium-strontium method,
      - 1.6.3. Uranium-lead method.
      - 1.6.4. Radiocarbon dating.
    - - 1.7.1. Crust,
      - 1.7.2. Mantle,
      - 1.7.3. Core.
    - - 1.8.1. Pratt's hypothesis,
      - 1.8.2. Airy’s hypothesis,
      - 1.8.3. Evidences of isostasy.
    - - 1.10.1. Similarities in shape of coast lines,
      - 1.10.2. Simila orogenic belts,
      - 1.10.3. Permo-carboniferous glaciation,
      - 1.10.4. Glossopteris flora,
      - 1.10.5. Land bridges,
      - 1.10.6. Palaeomagnetic evidence.
    - - 1.14.1. Crustal plates,
      - 1.14.2. Plate boundaries,
      - 1.14.3. Plate margins.
    - - 1.18.1. Evidences.
  - - - — 7.1. l.Apparent dip and true dip.
    - - — 7.2.1.Elements of fold.
    - - 7.6.1.Fault terminology.
    - - 7.9.1.Geological evidences,
      - 7.9.2. Fault plane evidences,
      - 7.9.3. Physiographic evidences.
    - - — 7.11.1.Types of unconformity,
      - 7.11.2. Recognition of unconformities.
    - - — 7.13.1.Classification of joints,
      - 7.13.2. Description of common joints.
    - - 7.14.1.Strain ellipsoid.
    - - — 7.15.1.Stages of landform development.
    - - 7.17.1.Types of mountain,
      - 7.17.2. Formation of mountains.